[BUG] [VSCode Extension] pf connection create fails from cli with keyring.alt installed , but works from UI that uses pfutil.py connection upsert about promptflow HOT 8 CLOSED

@cicorias It seems like the conda environment used in terminal is different from the extension, as vscode extension will call the same logic with cli when creating connection... could you please exec a 'pip list' to see if keyings.alt installed in venv?

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I hava same issue:

Operating System: MacOS
Development Environment: VSCode with remote SSH extension
Remote Server OS: Debian 12

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When manage connections, we are using the keyring library which provides an easy way to access the system keyring service. The error raised due to keyring can’t find an available backend to store keys on your operating system.

Please reach more detail at https://microsoft.github.io/promptflow/how-to-guides/faq.html#connection-creation-failed-with-storeconnectionencryptionkeyerror to get more details about the keyring backend. For example, keyrings.alt is one of a valid third-party backend.

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@cicorias It seems like the conda environment used in terminal is different from the extension, as vscode extension will call the same logic with cli when creating connection... could you please exec a 'pip list' to see if keyings.alt installed in venv?

Conda is not used. Just pyenv with pip

And, no that's not true either -- this is a pure venv and the command -v python/pip all point to the same location.

This is under WSL2 ubuntu 22

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@cicorias Please run the following command, it works for me
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gcc cmake pkg-config libdbus-1-dev libglib2.0-dev
pip install keyrings.alt dbus-python

For Linux, 'pip install keyrings.alt' cannot setup its dependency dbus-python correctly since it relies on other non-python dependencies.

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I experienced this issue in a dev container on my M1 Mac today. I used the commands from @Wix97 in my devcontainer Dockerfile, and that does seem to work:

https://github.com/Azure-Samples/contoso-chat/blob/13ce7cb1e0d702efd869d767d2e124237aec44fb/.devcontainer/Dockerfile

It might be helpful to put explicit details about dbus installation in the promptflow documentation if it's going to be a common issue on Linux / dev containers.

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Resolved as usually this is customer environment missing required package, you could see available solution above.

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