- First, ensure that the
com.microsoft.pnp.Util package is compatible with Databricks Runtime 14.0. Sometimes, certain packages may not work seamlessly with newer runtime versions.
- If a specific package version is recommended for Databricks Runtime 14.0, make sure youโre using that version.
- Verify if there are any dependencies or related packages that need to be updated alongside the
com.microsoft.pnp.Util package. Sometimes, a package relies on other libraries, and updating them might resolve compatibility issues.
- Check if there are any specific instructions related to dependencies in the package documentation or community discussions.
- Confirm that youโre installing the package correctly. If youโre using a custom installation method, double-check the steps.
- If youโre installing it via a package manager (e.g., pip or Maven), ensure that the installation command is accurate.
- Verify that your Databricks cluster is configured correctly. Sometimes, missing configurations or incorrect settings can lead to package-related errors.
- Check if there are any specific cluster settings or environment variables required for the
com.microsoft.pnp.Util package.
- Ensure that the package repository or source youโre using to fetch the
com.microsoft.pnp.Util package is accessible and up-to-date.
- If youโre using a custom repository, validate its availability.
- If the issue persists and you need a quick workaround, consider rolling back to Databricks Runtime 10.4 temporarily. This will allow your application to function while you investigate further.
- Keep in mind that this is not a long-term solution, but it can help you avoid downtime.
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