Please support newer versions of humanfriendly
See original GitHub issueThe azure-cli-core
package currently depends on humanfriendly~=4.7
meaning the minimum version is 4.7 and the maximum version supported is 5.0.
The current upstream version is 7.1.1 (https://pypi.org/project/humanfriendly) and in openSUSE, humanfriendly
got just bumped to 5.0 making azure-cli-core
uninstallable.
I will try to relax the dependency of the openSUSE package a bit and see if it works with 5.0 as well, but in any case, it would be desirable if newer versions of humanfriendly
could be supported.
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Done. Thank you for the feedback.
This is causing ScoutSuite, a handy tool for auditing cloud environments, to crash regardless of which cloud a user wants to audit (e.g. even trying to audit AWS will cause it to crash) because of Azure CLI’s very old crusty dependencies.
See https://github.com/nccgroup/ScoutSuite/issues/654
It would be good to keep your dependencies relatively up to date so that you play nicely with the rest of the ecosystem.