Unable to import dependencies from Azure

[mflova]

I am setting up a Python project with a few dependencies. Some of them are public (PyPi) and some others are Python git-projects set up with Poetry. After reading the documentation, it seems that you can modify pyproject.toml to indicate these git paths.

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
python = "^3.9"
my_repo = {git = "https://{...}@dev.azure.com/{...}/my-repo", branch="develop"}

I have tried with a public github repository and it is working well. However, when it comes to referencing a repository in Azure, I get the following error after calling poetry install:

  ò Installing my_repo (0.1.0 5662892)

  BuildSystemTableValidationError

  Failed to validate `build-system` in pyproject.toml: Unknown properties: paths

  at ~\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python310\site-packages\build\__init__.py:231 in _parse_build_system_table
      227|         raise BuildSystemTableValidationError('`backend-path` must be an array of strings')
      228| 
      229|     unknown_props = build_system_table.keys() - {'requires', 'build-backend', 'backend-path'}
      230|     if unknown_props:
    > 231|         raise BuildSystemTableValidationError(f'Unknown properties: {", ".join(unknown_props)}')
      232| 
      233|     return build_system_table
      234| 
      235| 

More information about the issue:

• Using Windows10 (I do not own full permissions)
• I have full access to this azure repo. I can clone it within the terminal, so I guess it is not about permissions over the remote repository
• In the git path I also tried with the URL, SSH and HTTPS, but nothing worked
• This repo I am importing (my_repo), has its corresponding pyproject.toml and I can install it in my station with poetry install. It is a really basic one so it is not complex from the point of view of settings, configurations or setup
• If this repository is locally in my PC, it works if I add the dependency as:

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
python = "^3.9"
my_repo = {path = "<PATH_TO_MY_REPO>"}

I already tried everything. So I would be really helpful if somebody can give me some hints about what's going on :)

[radoering]

According to the error message, validation of your pyproject.toml fails because you have a paths key under build-system. What does this section look like in your pyproject.toml?

[mflova]

Thanks for taking your time to read it! I have just found the issue.

The one located in my local path was not the same as the one in the git repository (although I thought they were). I was checking the wrong revision. The one that poetry was referencing had a wrong line with paths keyword in pyproject.toml. I will remove that line.