Closed MichaelKx closed 1 year ago
hey @MichaelKx thanks for this feedback. We updated the readme with the current min compatible (2.32.0).
In this case the min compatible is referring specifically to the Az CLI core version, rather than the packaged install for a particular distro. Meaning if one was able to setup Python 3.7 on their system, they should be able to pip install azure-cli==2.32.0
& az extension add --name azure-iot
and the IoT commands should work.
Thank you for your quick response. The RHEL package is done by the microsoft rhel package repository (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/linux-package-repository-for-microsoft-software#enterprise-linux-rhel-and-variantshttps://packages.microsoft.com/rhel/8/prod/Packages/a/), right? Do you have a contact, to whom we can route the issue to, who can change to hardcoded version in the rpm package?
Have a nice weekend!
Update: We will open an issue here: https://github.com/microsoft/linux-package-repositories/issues Thanks!
The Readme states that the minimum azure-cli version is 2.3.1 However, when trying to install the iot extension (v. 0.19.1) the install fails on Rhel 8 with azure cli 2.37 because of the hardlinked Python v. 3.6 The dependency tomli requires python3 >= 3.7 Please update the documentation accordingly, azzure-cli 2.39 raises the required phyton version to 3.9, which would resolve the issue
Similar to issue: #577
Thanks a lot for your support!