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Hi @shurph, could you please elaborate on the issue you're facing? I'm assuming you're referring to the |
I think that the issue comes from the implementation here: dependencies |
Hi team, I'm commenting here because this issue is about pydantic. I want to use this extension with autoGen v0.4.7😊. But the current released version of this extension, Thank you. |
Ack on this -- will be releasing a new version of |
Please could you provide an update when a new version will be released? Also with reference to Please describe how to implement HTTP stream support in conjunction with an ASGI compatible framework like FastAPI Although you make use of FastAPI to realise HTTP stream support in Python Azure functions, you do not provide an example integrating this in conjunction with an ASGI framework, more specifically FastAPI itself. With reference to your documentation for Using FastAPI Framework with Azure Functions. Your example makes use of azure.functions.func.FunctionApp, it would be great to see an example making use of azure.functions.AsgiFunctionApp. |
I've also tried integrating the source code for azurefunctions-extensions-http-fastapi directly into my own, in order to get around the dependency issue. However when debugging locally with azure function core tools v4.0.6821 indexing of the function app always fails with:
This is based on the your FastAPI streaming download example given in your samples directory. I noticed that this fault was raised on the same exception, although the consensus was this was down to a copycat package which shouldn't have been referenced. That said, the copycat package could have been an attempt to get around the dependency issue - which I've tried to do and inadvertently observed the same exception. Any feedback on how to get around this issue, or a timeframe for a new release would be of great assistance! |
So sorry for the delay! We're planning on releasing a new version of the extension tomorrow. I'll update here once it's complete. |
b2 has been released! Closing this issue now, but please feel free to reopen if anyone is still facing issues. |
Could you please publish
1.0.0b2
version to PyPI?Current version in PyPI (
1.0.0b1
) is affected by the issues described in those issues:New release might help to avoid workarounds and fix the situation in general.
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