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PUBLIC NOTICE: Repository and packages changes #440
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I've uploaded rc1 to PyPI today. |
I've just uploaded rc2 to PyPI. Changes are isolated to readme.rst and setup.py files (+ updating version). If you are on azure 0.11, you need to uninstall first. If not, you should get an error if you try to install 1.0.0rc2. readthedocs has been updated: It now includes articles with instructions on using the new ARM libraries: storage has its own readthedocs: |
1.0.0/0.20.0 now on PyPI. |
Rename Azure Maps to Maps, and adding examples (#440) * Change Azure Maps to Maps * Azure Maps to Maps * add examples * change file names * add 2018-05-01 * change api-version to 2018-05-01
* Generated from b2a473c1f2d0cb2ffc1ba4bee3c836e22b03c0f6 Rename Azure Maps to Maps, and adding examples (#440) * Change Azure Maps to Maps * Azure Maps to Maps * add examples * change file names * add 2018-05-01 * change api-version to 2018-05-01 * Maps packaging
Important: If you have a dependency on the
azure
package, make sure that you pin the version number either to the specific version you are using or toazure<1.0
. The next release ofazure
will be marked 1.0, and will have some breaking changes.You may have noticed that we've been working on splitting the Azure package into several smaller packages. You will be able to
pip install azure
and get everything, but you'll also be able to just install the parts you needpip install azure-servicebus
.So far this work was done in the dev branch, but I've just merged those changes into master. We're aiming to do a release to PyPI (pre-release) end of this week or early next week.
As part of this reorganization, the Azure storage team is taking ownership of the storage runtime library. We've moved the code to a new repository: https://github.com/Azure/azure-storage-python.
You'll notice new storage features soon, the first one being support for File Service. We'll be porting the storage issues over there and take care of the storage pull requests.
I'll update this with the latest status during the week.
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