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az aks list - No module named '_cffi_backend' #5034
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I got the same problem in macOS |
Did you try |
This fixed it for me --- brew link --overwrite python3 I also had an old az hiding in my path that was painful to hunt down. |
Cool! |
Having the same problem! Tried:
Didn't solve an issue for me. |
Same here.
Update: |
Thanks @kventil, that fixed it for me as well. |
@kventil Thanks! |
@kventil - Your workaround worked like a charm for me. Thank you for posting. |
@mboersma for FYI. |
@kventil Thanks! it works for me .. |
@tjprescott this was a quirk of Homebrew packaging and the workaround shouldn't be necessary any longer. I think this can be closed. |
FYI, I was still having this issue with Homebrew 1.9.3 (2/2/2019 commit) and azure-cli version 2.0.57. Had to use "brew link --overwrite python3" to solve the issue. |
Command Ran:
az aks list
Fixed issue with
brew link --overwrite python3
Environment summary
Install Method: pip & homebrew
CLI Version: azure-cli (2.0.21)
Error:
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