Creating Components in Azure ml throws an error after update, how do I resolve it?

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Creating Components in Azure ml throws an error after update, how do I resolve it?

Hey everyone,
I was building components using YAML scripts and it worked pretty fine and everything was smooth as butter until I upgraded the az ml extension & az ml cli extension.
Mostly, reading the error responses helps, but here I am not at all able to debug or trace down into the depth to discover the cause of the issue.

Below is the snippet of the version of extensions and the errors that are popping up:

For the sake of reference, below is the snippet of yaml file of the component

Below is the snapshot of the conda file referenced in the above yaml file

And below is the python script that executes for the corresponding component

romungi-MSFT 29,871 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2022-09-01T07:23:03.667+00:00
@Waghbakriwala, Arif Did you try removing the extension and adding it again instead of an upgrade?

az extension remove --name ml az extension add --name ml --yes

I think this was a known issue with previous versions of the extension but the latest version should have the fix. Please try to remove and add the extension to check if it works. I also do not see new issues reported with the ml extension in the github repo with this error.
romungi-MSFT 29,871 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2022-09-07T12:32:42.513+00:00

@Waghbakriwala, Arif I curious to check if the below suggestion helped?

romungi-MSFT 29,871 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2022-09-01T07:23:03.667+00:00

@Waghbakriwala, Arif Did you try removing the extension and adding it again instead of an upgrade?

az extension remove --name ml az extension add --name ml --yes

I think this was a known issue with previous versions of the extension but the latest version should have the fix. Please try to remove and add the extension to check if it works. I also do not see new issues reported with the ml extension in the github repo with this error.
romungi-MSFT 29,871 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2022-09-07T12:32:42.513+00:00

@Waghbakriwala, Arif I curious to check if the below suggestion helped?

Answer 1

Hi @romungi-MSFT I had tried that as well and it didn't work.
Here's what worked for me.
Uninstalling certain libraries as mentioned below:

python -m pip uninstall azure-common  
python -m pip uninstall azure-storage  
python -m pip uninstall azure-nspkg  
python -m pip uninstall azure-storage-blob

And then installing the azure ml storage blob again

python -m pip install azure-storage-blob

Not really sure what sense it makes but it worked out well, though still generating warnings

Creating Components in Azure ml throws an error after update, how do I resolve it?

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