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In an Azure Machine Learning notebook, when using a Synapse Apache Spark compute pool as our selected compute resource, the following code throws a
ValueError
(code example genericized; some values used below are not verbatim what we are using)Since this error emerges when simply trying to inspect our own AML workspace, it certainly shouldn't be expected to work when creating or getting data assets. We've confirmed that is in fact the case with the code below:
Result: two exceptions get printed, both being
ValueError: No value for given attribute
. See stack trace belowWe've also tried the same steps in the getting-started tutorials
Please advise. Thank you!
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