Backport #35110: Don't evaluate providers within overridden modules#35120
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Backport #35110: Don't evaluate providers within overridden modules#35120
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While we don't normally encounter providers within modules, they are technically still supported, and could exist within a module which has been overridden for testing. Since the module is not being evaluated, we cannot safely evaluate the provider config as variables will not exist within that module.
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Manual backport of #35110
While we don't normally encounter providers within modules, they are technically still supported, and could exist within a module which has been overridden for testing. Since the module is not being evaluated, we cannot safely evaluate the provider config as variables will not exist within that module.