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I am trying to install the dependencies of azure-python using pulumi and the dependencies are not getting installed. It just keeps building the wheel with no output whatsoever.

I run the following commands: $ mkdir azure-python; cd azure-python; $ pulumi new azure-python

Here is what happens when I run the commands

But if I try running the commands to install aws-python, all the dependencies gets installed and I can deploy using pulumi up

The output if I run aws-python I should be getting something like this for azure-python too

Can anyone please help me?

Edit: It errored out after a long time. Here is the error: Failed to build pulumi-azure-native ERROR: Could not build wheels for pulumi-azure-native, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects error: installing dependencies failed; rerun manually to try again, then run pulumi up to perform an initial deployment: installing dependencies via 'C:\Users\shara\OneDrive\Desktop\new\quickstart\venv\Scripts\python.exe -m pip install -r requirements.txt': exit status 1

Here is the picture

Sharan Rao
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The short answer is that it can't create a file it needs to build the Azure wheel, namely

error: could not create 'build\bdist.win-amd64\wheel\.\pulumi_azure_native\m365securityandcompliance\v20210325preview\getprivate_link_services_for_o365_management_activity_api.py': No such file or directory

This looks like a permission problem. A quick glance at the pulumi docs indicates that it should be installed using

choco install pulumi

So I would check that that has been done correctly.

One other thing that strikes me is that you are using a relatively old version of pulumi - v20210325 (or 2.23.2). The current version is 2023-05-19 (or 3.68). Both Azure and Pulumi have evolved over the last two years, so it may just be that you need to upgrade Pulumi to get proper Azure support.

PS: For future reference - please include errors as text, rather than screenshots. It makes it a lot easier to look up the error message and refer to it in the answer.

AlDante
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