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Update Feast to support 0.18.x and later #51

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Update Feast to support 0.18.x and later #51

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@cbtham cbtham commented Mar 4, 2022

  • Add support for feast 0.18.x and later
    • Updated azure_provider to support new methods in 0.18.x and later
    • Updated mssqlserver to support new methods in 0.18.x and later
  • Artificially bump up version of feast-azure-provider
  • Added a note section for contributors to build, install and run feast-azure-provider

Note: Latest feast version tested working is 0.18.1

@cbtham cbtham marked this pull request as ready for review March 4, 2022 13:04
Cheng Bin Tham and others added 2 commits March 4, 2022 21:21
@@ -357,3 +357,8 @@ config.json

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What is this file used for?

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gitignore file and folder generated by recompiling feast-azure-provider

```bash
python setup.py install
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Can you elaborate on what a custom version of the feast-azure-provider is?

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This is to let contributors build and install their own feast-azure-provider for testing. At the moment the docs does not mention how to build and install feast-azure-provider outside of pypi repository - https://pypi.org/project/feast-azure-provider/

@cbtham cbtham changed the title Update Feast to support 0.18.1 Update Feast to support 0.18.1 - 0.19 Mar 7, 2022
@cbtham cbtham changed the title Update Feast to support 0.18.1 - 0.19 Update Feast to support 0.18.x and later Mar 7, 2022
@samuel100 samuel100 merged commit 8e8657c into Azure:main Mar 15, 2022
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