Hi folks, I've got a question about chaining providers in Python. My code has three providers (AWS) in total, most of the code runs with the default provider. I then create an iam role which the second provider assumes. This one I call intermediate, because it is just used to assume into the target account to create the last ressources over there. Or should I say I hoped to do so, because my code failes.

current_region = aws.get_region()
intermediate_provider = aws.Provider("IntermediateProvider", region=current_region.id,
                        assume_role={'role_arn': created_role.arn, 'session_name': 'abc'})
target_provider = aws.Provider("TargetProvider", region=current_region.id,
                        assume_role={'role_arn': external_role.arn, 'session_name': 'def'},
                        opts=ResourceOptions(provider=intermediate_provider))

some_ressource = aws.ec2...(opts=ResourceOptions(provider=target_provider))

This code fails with an ominous error message:

TypeError: Explicit providers may not be used with provider resources