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Fix failing tests: #1599

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@nnegrey nnegrey commented Oct 3, 2019

Update samples to use try for clients and update model IDs due to API backend changes

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nnegrey commented Oct 7, 2019

Looking at the tests.
Because we have to cut the UUID short due to automl word limit, going to try to fix that a bit more, but also noticing things aren't getting deleted like they should, which is why there is a model id overlap.

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bradmiro pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 2, 2019
* Update samples to use try for clients and update model IDs due to API backend changes

* Update to latest library to fix timeout
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