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Azureml-core and PyopenSSL dependencies to cryptography are incompatible

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Bug
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Needs clarification
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Start by reviewing the dependency conflict described here and compare it with the related February 2021 issue, Azure/MachineLearningNotebooks#1370. Check how PyOpenSSL 22.1.0, cryptography 38.0.x, and azureml-core's cryptography 37.0.x requirement interact. Done means the incompatible dependency requirements are resolved or the supported versions and required change are clearly documented.

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Description

PyopenSSL is pulling cryptography 38.0.x whereas azureml-core is expecting it to be v37.0.x.

Similar issue already happened in February 2021: https://github.com/Azure/MachineLearningNotebooks/issues/1370

This issue has cropped up again after latest release of PyopenSSL 22.1.0, Sept 25th. PyopenSSL is pulling cryptography 38.0.x whereas azureml-core is expecting it to be v37.0.x.

Originally posted by @harvinder-singh44 in https://github.com/Azure/MachineLearningNotebooks/issues/1370#issuecomment-1259583268

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