Main goal with the PR is to have an internal azure.core mapping in sys.modules that is instantiated with respect to IoT extension dependency versions rather than whatever comes with az cli. It is applied as shown in the ADU SDK _serialization , where the [De]serializationErrors did not exist in azure.core.exceptions of the packaged Az CLI 2.31.0 -- the flow attempts to import the required attributes as usual, where if that fails, the internal namespace is used to fulfill the needed attributes.
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Main goal with the PR is to have an internal
azure.coremapping in sys.modules that is instantiated with respect to IoT extension dependency versions rather than whatever comes with az cli. It is applied as shown in the ADU SDK _serialization , where the [De]serializationErrors did not exist inazure.core.exceptionsof the packaged Az CLI2.31.0-- the flow attempts to import the required attributes as usual, where if that fails, the internal namespace is used to fulfill the needed attributes.This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.
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This checklist is used to make sure that common guidelines for a pull request are followed.
General Guidelines
Intent for Production
devormainare of production grade. Corollary to this, any merged contributions to these branches may be deployed in a public release at any given time. By checking this box, you agree and commit to the expected production quality of code.Basic expectations
pytest <project root> -vv. Please provide evidence in the form of a screenshot showing a succesful run of tests locally OR a link to a test pipeline that has been run against the change-set..pylintrcand.flake8rules? Look at the CI scripts for example usage.Azure IoT CLI maintainers reserve the right to enforce any of the outlined expectations.
A PR is considered ready for review when all basic expectations have been met (or do not apply).
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