fix: Update azure-cli python dependency

[fragolinux]

forced and fixed python version 3.10.11

Summary

Description:

• Tool repo URL: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli
• Plugin repo URL: https://github.com/EcoMind/asdf-azure-cli

Checklist

• Format with scripts/format.bash
• Test locally with scripts/test_plugin.bash --file plugins/<your_new_plugin_name>
• Your plugin CI tests are green
  • Tip: use the plugin_test action from asdf-actions in your plugin CI

[jthegedus]

Changing plugins from one repo to another is something we want to avoid if at all possible.

It would be great if you could link an open issue on the original repo showing that this change has tried to be added upstream and ignored after some time, that it is blocking a large number of users, or that the maintainer is inactive or unresponsive.

Also, changes would need to be made for this entry in the README file.

Thanks.

[fragolinux]

The original azure-cli asdf plugin repo is archived and not maintened, as the author does not use the tool anymore, since last November... Does not work AT ALL if using python 3.11, so we fixed a python version 3.10, using asdf itself, inside our fork...

It's an open issue on the upstream tool: Azure/azure-cli#24494

Reported in other issues, too, where the solution is what we did, downgrade python: Azure/azure-cli#24458

What do we need to do on readme? Just change the plugin repo, there, too?

Thanks!

P.S. Changing a repo is something that you did just a few days ago, on the JQ plugin 😉

[fragolinux]

@jthegedus

hi fixed the readme, pointing to our repo, and for the other things you asked, I already replied above (and here where you did the same on the jq plugin, just a few days ago)

[jthegedus]

P.S. Changing a repo is something that you did just a few days ago, on the JQ plugin 😉

Yes, and there was discussion in that thread from many people about the existing plugin and it's lack of support. This thread is just you raising it. The additional information you provided was what I was after, thanks.