Pain point · Reliability & bugs · Blocks work
Python Azure script installs the wrong package and then fails
5 source threads · first seen 2022-10 · last seen 2024-09
Summary
Windmill picks the wrong pip package for an Azure SDK import, so the user needs a requirements file. Run Preview in VS Code does not pick it up, and execution fails with a shell error.
- Affects
- Python developer using Azure SDK
- Workaround
- Use a requirements.txt and run through the web UI
Evidence
Excerpts are copied word for word from the source; follow the link to read it in full.
“windmill keeps trying to run `pip install azure` instead of `pip install azure-mgmt-...` which causes an error”
“it overwrites the dependecies file, causing errors when running the Deployed script”
“Encountering an OSError related to missing CUDA libraries”
“5% of the time I run the script it succeeds, the other 95% I run into a dependency resolution error”
“`go mod` fails if I remove `rsc.io/quote` import in new go script”