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Adding rdbms-connect fails in Azure CLI version 2.54.0 #27896
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Hi @krystian-w-fabres
Possible solution: However, it seems that this issue is not reproducible on all environments. One user reported that they were able to install the extension without error on MacOS 13.1 ARM64, and they did not have Therefore, if you encounter this issue, you can try installing Please confirm if this resolves your issue. |
Thank you for opening this issue, we will look into it. |
The bundled Python is bumped to 3.11 in 2.54.0. I can't find a workaround for this. @alanenriqueo for awareness. |
Fix for this Azure/azure-cli-extensions#7138, is currently blocked due to dbcli/mycli#1139. |
@ambrahma Is this still blocked as noted above? I'm experiencing the same issue with Azure CLI 2.59.0 (on Windows). I'm not specifying a version in the command. |
My PR to fix this has been checked-in Azure/azure-cli-extensions#7138, and will be released as part of upcoming milestone |
The issue is present in: core 2.61.0 Dependencies: on macos |
I guess I'm facing a related problem. Windows 11, az 2.62.0
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Describe the bug
Adding the extension
rdbms-connect
fails in an Azure CLI task in a release pipeline.Related command
az extension add --name rdbms-connect --version 1.0.3
Errors
Issue script & Debug output
Expected behavior
Extension should add without fail.
Environment Summary
Additional context
The command ran fine with Azure CLI version 2.53.1. The error seems the simillar to those described here:
#25869
#25067
However the workarounds provided either don't work (install
setuptools
) or were already present (specify version ofrdbms-connect
). Our hotfix was to install a previous version of Azure CLI before running any commands:python -m pip install azure-cli==2.50.0
(trying to install version 2.53.1 returned an error message that the newest available version was 2.50.0 for some reason?).This is not something we would like to have in our pipeline obviously, also it increases the time it takes to run the pipeline by around 5 minutes.
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