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Description
The azure-cli-core dependency is currently pinned to version 2.25.0,
which is quite old, so it should be updated. Apart from that, if we want
to install azure-cli when within the same environment using pip, the
same version of azure-cli needs to be used. This version has a
dependency on an old library that makes use of a deprecated feature of
setuptools. Therefore, if we want to set the development environment
this way, we need to use an old setuptools library.
azure-cli-core should be pinned to version 2.34.1. Please note >=2.35.0
cannot be used as this version is not compatible with the docker
dependency, since docker requires websocket-client==0.56.0 and
azure-cli-core>=2.35.0 requires websocket-client==1.31.1.
Please note we removed the manifest for no_modules and the related test
cases because the validation of iot edge deployment create got stricter
with the current version and otherwise the test failed.
Checklist
This checklist is used to make sure that common guidelines for a pull request are followed.
General guidelines
Description
The azure-cli-core dependency is currently pinned to version 2.25.0, which is quite old, so it should be updated. Apart from that, if we want to install azure-cli when within the same environment using pip, the same version of azure-cli needs to be used. This version has a dependency on an old library that makes use of a deprecated feature of setuptools. Therefore, if we want to set the development environment this way, we need to use an old setuptools library.
azure-cli-core should be pinned to version 2.34.1. Please note >=2.35.0 cannot be used as this version is not compatible with the docker dependency, since docker requires websocket-client==0.56.0 and azure-cli-core>=2.35.0 requires websocket-client==1.31.1.
Please note we removed the manifest for no_modules and the related test cases because the validation of iot edge deployment create got stricter with the current version and otherwise the test failed.
Fixes #560
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