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Azure – Synapse workspace upload package

We have set up a pipeline to upload the libraries/packages to synpase workspace using Azure commands

az synapse workspace-package upload --workspace-name testsw --package C:/python.whl

I tried appending –overwrite just to overwrite the existing library but it threw error.
Do we have any command to overwrite the existing package in Synapse Workspace?

Edit:
Error I got while I appended –overwrite is as below:

Unrecognized arguments : –overwrite

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  1. Chosen as BEST ANSWER
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    I was able to fix the issue with the answer provided by @JayashankarGS A slight change I have made:

    $workspaceName = "workspace_name"
$packageName = "package_name"
$packageFilePath = "curr_package_name"

$packageExists = az synapse workspace-package show --workspace-name $workspaceName --name $packageName --query "id" -o tsv

if ($packageExists -eq $null) {
az synapse workspace-package upload --workspace-name $workspaceName --package $packageFilePath
}

    The reason why I was getting error while deleting the existing whl file was , in Synapse the whl file was being used by some pipeline


  2. 0

    There is no option like --overwrite in az command, but what you can do is check if package exists.
    If exists delete and upload new one.

    Below are the commands for that.

    $workspaceName = "workspace_name"
$packageName = "package_name"
$packageFilePath = "curr_package_name"

$packageExists = az synapse workspace-package show --workspace-name $workspaceName --name $packageName --query "id" -o tsv

if ($packageExists) {
az synapse workspace-package delete --workspace-name $workspaceName --name $packageName --yes
}
az synapse workspace-package upload --workspace-name $workspaceName --package $packageFilePath

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