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I was recently stuck trying to re-run a python notebook in Fabric using the Azure Event Hub package to upload data to a KQL database. The script, which had been running smoothly for months, suddenly stopped working after an environment change or update.
The first issue I was facing was the following when installing the package in my notebook.
ERROR: pip's dependency resolver does not currently take into account all the packages that are installed
This error indicates that the package dependencies are conflicting, which often occurs due to Python environment version incompatibilities or misaligned dependencies.
When trying to import the package, I could see the environment was set to 3.10 (see below).
And when trying to create my own environment, I could not find azure-eventhub pypi package either (see here).
Eventually, I tried to figure out how to upgrade the python environment, and with the help of a friend, I was able to do so.
The solution was upgrade the PySpark environment.
It resolved the issue by updating the Python runtime to a compatible version with the azure-eventhub package. Switching to Spark Runtime 1.3 updated Python to version 3.11.x, resolving dependency conflicts.
Go to the Workspace settings.
Select the appropriate runtime from the dropdown list.
Save and restart your notebook.
Now the changes have been apply, create a new notebook ensuring the selected environment uses the Spark Runtime 1.3.
# Check if the environment upgrade was successful
import azure.eventhub
print("Environment setup successful!")
Upgrading the Python environment in Fabric by changing the Spark runtime resolved the dependency conflicts I faced with the azure-eventhub package. If you encounter similar issues, adjusting the runtime version can be a quick fix. Remember to validate your changes and test your script to ensure everything is working smoothly.
Note: I later found a note about my issue in some training training material, which had been my first solution without the --force parameter. That may be a better solution for you if you needed to keep the Spark Runtime unchanged https://github.com/microsoft/FabricRTA-in-a-Day/blob/main/Lab3.md#steps
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