A number of package READMEs (and therefore summary on pypi) hold a reference to the now-deprecated azure package on pypi.
Ex:
For a more complete set of Azure libraries, see the azure bundle package.
We shouldn't point developers to deprecated packages.
References: "azure bundle package"
Thanks @noelbundick for posting this! @jongio is this something you could help out with?
@lmazuel
We should search the python repo for any reference to the azure bundle and update.
The main template of auto-generated pacakges has been fixed, see for instance network doesn't mention it:
https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-python/tree/master/sdk/network/azure-mgmt-network
We shall check if there is any manual packages that still mention it
@noelbundick I looked the 11 pages of the search link, and I updated the two that were manual, the rest will be auto-updated slowly as mgmt packages goes out (and I expect a wave of new generation this summer with latest autorest)
I didn't updated the nspkg, since I think it's not worth doing a post-release and we won't update them on PyPI ever. The're not even installed anymore on Python 3.
Closing this issue then, feel free to ping me or re-comment if necessary (and I miss your re-comment, to ping me directly ;))
Thanks!