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import_py3package_from_pypi broken #97

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tschechniker opened this issue Feb 15, 2023 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #98
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import_py3package_from_pypi broken #97

tschechniker opened this issue Feb 15, 2023 · 6 comments · May be fixed by #98

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@tschechniker
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Hi,

i just followed the azure documentation and used the import_py3package_from_pypi script. The script seems to be completly broken.

  1. The send_webservice_import_module_request functions is not called anywhere
  2. There is a token reference but the needed declaration is missing
@timmermansjoy
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+1

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@MSSedusch MSSedusch linked a pull request Mar 23, 2023 that will close this issue
@jimmylela
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@bartvermeersch
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@ThioJoe
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ThioJoe commented Jul 14, 2023

The latest version seems to work for me. My problem was I didn't have the right permissions set on the automation account running the runbook. So if anyone is having issues check that. Be sure to set these permissions:

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In my case I created a custom role and added those permissions, then assigned that role to the automation account I was using.

Also another thing, it seems that the version (-v) parameter is required and is not optional.

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