* Enable the use of the private ip address
* try adjusting for PR feedback
* fix formatting
* fix formatting
* use consistent 'use_public_address'
* add doc
* add user-data capability to LISA azure
* remove junk
* add to azure schema
* changes to enable kva-functional tests
* clean up changes required for mariner
* add private-ip option
* split private-ip into separate PR
* remove default values that aren't used
* rename params to be consistent, remove extra checks
* remove use_existing_virtual_network, fork based on presence/absence of virtual_network_resource_group
* fix format issues
* add doc
* template - fix reference issue for `virtual_network_resource_group`
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Co-authored-by: Lili Deng <lildeng@microsoft.com>
Remove Python install from Microsoft store and run as admin from Doc:
Lisa and pip libs Installation paths are different between the python
distributions installed from packages vs MicrosoftStore:
Using python 3.10 as an example,
(1). Installed from Microsoft Store, the libs installation path is:
"C:\Users\<alias>\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.
Python.3.10_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python310\Scripts"
(2). Installed from Python Package:
C:\Users\<alias>\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python310\Scripts
In (2) option, path could be included in Python Package installation
stage. There is a option to Add Path to Env Var. However, in the (1)
option, we don't have such kind of the config. User need to add it
manually. To facilitate users from missing config, remove the
instruction installing python from Microsoft Store.
At the same time, no need to run as admin during installation
as it will bring some other problems.
1. move dev/optional packages to main, because dev doesn't support
optional.
2. fix logic to detect platform specified packages to support optional
packages.
3. Update requirements.txt.