chore(deps): Bump github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3 from 3.210.0 to 3.213.0 in /sdk

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Bumps github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3 from 3.210.0 to 3.213.0.

Release notes

Sourced from github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3's releases.

v3.213.0

3.213.0 (2025-12-17)

Bug Fixes

• [sdkgen/go] Generate three-level nested builtin output types for Go SDK #21248

Miscellaneous

• [pkg] Move plugin downloading from pkg into sdk #21220

v3.212.0

3.212.0 (2025-12-12)

Bug Fixes

• [yaml] Update pulumi-yaml to v1.26.1

v3.211.0

3.211.0 (2025-12-11)

Features

• [cli/about] Print Node.js package manager information in pulumi about #21163

• [backend/diy] Add stack tags support for DIY backends (S3, Postgres, file-based, etc.).

DIY backends now support stack tags functionality, bringing feature parity with cloud backends. This includes:

• Full CRUD operations for stack tags (create, read, update, delete)
• Automatic system tag injection (e.g., pulumi:project)
• Tag filtering support in stack listing operations
• Backward compatibility with existing stacks (no tags file required)
• Atomic operations with caching for performance
• Automatic cleanup of tag files when stacks are deleted

Tags are stored as separate .pulumi-tags files alongside stack checkpoints, using a versioned JSON format. The implementation works across all DIY backend storage types including S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage, PostgreSQL, and local file systems.

Example usage:

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Changelog

Sourced from github.com/pulumi/pulumi/sdk/v3's changelog.

3.213.0 (2025-12-17)

Bug Fixes

• [sdkgen/go] Generate three-level nested builtin output types for Go SDK #21248

Miscellaneous

• [pkg] Move plugin downloading from pkg into sdk #21220

3.212.0 (2025-12-12)

Bug Fixes

• [yaml] Update pulumi-yaml to v1.26.1

3.211.0 (2025-12-11)

Features

• [cli/about] Print Node.js package manager information in pulumi about #21163

• [backend/diy] Add stack tags support for DIY backends (S3, Postgres, file-based, etc.).

DIY backends now support stack tags functionality, bringing feature parity with cloud backends. This includes:

• Full CRUD operations for stack tags (create, read, update, delete)
• Automatic system tag injection (e.g., pulumi:project)
• Tag filtering support in stack listing operations
• Backward compatibility with existing stacks (no tags file required)
• Atomic operations with caching for performance
• Automatic cleanup of tag files when stacks are deleted

Tags are stored as separate .pulumi-tags files alongside stack checkpoints, using a versioned JSON format. The implementation works across all DIY backend storage types including S3, Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage, PostgreSQL, and local file systems.

Example usage:

pulumi stack tag set environment production
pulumi stack tag set owner backend-team
pulumi stack ls --tag-filter environment=production
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Commits

• b5f037a Bump SDK versions for 3.213.0 (#21269)
• e317952 add infrastructure to exclude known issues from fuzzing (#21267)
• 312929f Do not assert that the pulumi/templates repo contains aws-javascript (#21280)
• 777230b add fuzzing failures to gitignore (#21264)
• fe2c4cb catch panics in the engine, and turn them into errors for fuzzing (#20955)
• de5e586 python auto api tests: fix flakes because of existing stacks (#21265)
• 6d4aa06 Add doc for sdk/go/pulumi-internal/ (#21263)
• a3350da Add a backporting of type-alias of workspace.PluginSpec (#21262)
• 27f635e Remove sdk/go/pulumi/internals/empty.s (#21261)
• 29b4e67 Expand PackageSpec allow representing a full PluginDescriptor (#21254)
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