We started getting a very weird error at random from Databricks. This is from cells that routinely work, and after it happens once it will happen on every cell. It appears to be including full text of a .py file we're importing, that I've had to remove here.

This is the output from a Python cell with nothing but print(1) in it:

1
ERROR:dbruntime.lsp_backend.middleware.base:exception while intercepting server message: {'jsonrpc': '2.0', 'method': 'textDocument/didOpen', 'params': {'cellRanges': [{'startLine': 0, 'stopLine': 12, 'commandId': 2987329298861966}, {'startLine': 12, 'stopLine': 26, 'commandId': 7910971740075064}, {'startLine': 26, 'stopLine': 36, 'commandId': 2987329298861968}, {'startLine': 36, 'stopLine': 74, 'commandId': 2987329298861969}, {'startLine': 74, 'stopLine': 90, 'commandId': 2987329298861970}, {'startLine': 90, 'stopLine': 95, 'commandId': 2987329298861971}, {'startLine': 95, 'stopLine': 97, 'commandId': 7910971740075065}, {'startLine': 97, 'stopLine': 99, 'commandId': 2987329298861972}, {'startLine': 99, 'stopLine': 107, 'commandId': 2987329298861973}, {'startLine': 107, 'stopLine': 111, 'commandId': 7910971740075063}, {'startLine': 111, 'stopLine': 113, 'commandId': 2987329298861974}, {'startLine': 113, 'stopLine': 114, 'commandId': 2987329298861975}, {'startLine': 114, 'stopLine': 115, 'commandId': 2987329298861976}, {'startLine': 115, 'stopLine': 122, 'commandId': 2987329298861977}, {'startLine': 122, 'stopLine': 129, 'commandId': 2987329298861978}, {'startLine': 129, 'stopLine': 131, 'commandId': 2987329298861979}, {'startLine': 131, 'stopLine': 134, 'commandId': 2987329298861980}, {'startLine': 134, 'stopLine': 155, 'commandId': 2987329298861981}, {'startLine': 155, 'stopLine': 156, 'commandId': 2987329298861982}, {'startLine': 156, 'stopLine': 157, 'commandId': 2987329298861983}, {'startLine': 157, 'stopLine': 158, 'commandId': 2987329298861984}], 'cursorPosition': {'line': 95, 'character': 0}, 'textDocument': {'uri': '/notebook/e0152433-fae9-421b-955e-55303a1ff30b/2987329298861965', 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/databricks/python_shell/dbruntime/lsp_backend/middleware/base.py", line 54, in intercept_message_to_server_safe
    return self.intercept_message_to_server(msg)
  File "/databricks/python_shell/dbruntime/lsp_backend/middleware/pyspark_select_diagnostics.py", line 34, in intercept_message_to_server
    diagnostics += lint(self.parse(cell), getattr(self.shell, "user_ns", None), start)
  File "/databricks/python_shell/dbruntime/lsp_backend/pyspark_select_diagnostics_utils.py", line 174, in lint
    diagnostics += make_diagnostics(select_string_arg_nodes, df_name, list(spark_df.columns),
  File "/databricks/python_shell/dbruntime/lsp_backend/pyspark_select_diagnostics_utils.py", line 128, in make_diagnostics
    select_arg_node_value = eval(select_arg_node.get_code())
  File "<string>", line 2
    'netsuite_internal_id'
IndentationError: unexpected indent

Our current suspect is the newer GCE clusters on GCP. Was wondering if anyone else has run into anything like this before.