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They are "expected" in the sense that we had issue and did not catch it before we released a new version of `@pulumi/pulumi`.  Fortunately, they are benign and can be safely ignored.  I fixed these yesterday: <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/commit/3621c01f4becf75e24bf937bbda69ff8aaf6b5f7> so if you upgrade to 0.17.3 or later of `@pulumi/pulumi` they should go away.