Describe the bug
Right now, azure-cli pins azure-mgmt-resource to version 23.3. In version 24.0.0 of that package, it broke itself into several smaller packages, named azure-mgmt-resource-deploymentstacks, azure-mgmt-resource-deploymentscripts, and azure-mgmt-resource-templatespecs.
However, azure-cli also pins those new packages to 1.0.0b1. These packages conflict with each other, obviously, and thus it's impossible to actually package the azure-cli for a Linux distribution like Fedora. I assume pip just dumps the two packages on top of each other or something, but I honestly don't want to know why this could possibly even install.
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Describe the bug
Right now, azure-cli pins azure-mgmt-resource to version 23.3. In version 24.0.0 of that package, it broke itself into several smaller packages, named
azure-mgmt-resource-deploymentstacks,azure-mgmt-resource-deploymentscripts, andazure-mgmt-resource-templatespecs.However, azure-cli also pins those new packages to 1.0.0b1. These packages conflict with each other, obviously, and thus it's impossible to actually package the azure-cli for a Linux distribution like Fedora. I assume pip just dumps the two packages on top of each other or something, but I honestly don't want to know why this could possibly even install.
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