Update supported PyYAML range.

[zozoens31]

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Description of changes: Update supported PyYAML range to include 6.0.

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[pcorpet]

Any update on this PR? What is the next step to get it merged?

[dhalenok]

Any updates? This is somewhat of a blocker when using alongside other dependencies which require PyYAML>=6.0.

[kdewald]

Hi, will this be resolved at some point? It seems like a trivial issue that will improve the user experience by a lot.

[dbuades]

Hello @stealthycoin, sorry for pinging you in this old PR, but you seem to be actively maintaining this repo.

I was wondering if there is an underlying issue blocking the merge of this PR? Or if maybe it just fell through the cracks? If possible, it would be very useful to merge this PR since many libraries ask now for PyYAML>=6.0 and aws-cli impedes installing it.

Thank you very much in advance!

[phajduk]

@stealthycoin I think you should be aware that due to the fact that AWS released the newest Managed Airflow (v2.5.1) that is using PyYAML v6+ without merging this pull, AWS customers won't be able to install awscli in newest MWAA. awscli is required to handle communication between MWAA and EKS.

[vlazuka]

Pitching in, it's a dealbreaker for me to upgrade my team's Airflow instance. Doesn't seem to be a huge change for @aws-cli team to merge this pr

[shubham22]

AWS released the newest Managed Airflow (v2.5.1) that is using PyYAML v6+ without merging this pull, AWS customers won't be able to install awscli in newest MWAA

@phajduk - MWAA pre-installs aws cli v2, which doesn't have PyYAML as dependency. Were you trying to install cli v1 on MWAA? If yes, you should move over to pre-installed v2.

[vlazuka]

@shubham22 but what about other platforms, not MWAA?

[shubham22]

@vlazuka - I was only answering w.r.t. MWAA. Based on the latest comment here from AWS cli member, it does seem like cli v2 is the only workaround right now.

[jonathan343]

Resolved in https://github.com/aws/aws-cli/pull/8037. Closing.