I noticed that this package does some type-piracy. Here are the two methods that I noticed.

The first method is the Distributed.addprocs(::AbstractString, ::Int; kwargs...) method. The AzManagers.jl package does not own the function (Distributed.addprocs) or either of the types (Base.AbstractString or Base.Int). (Keyword arguments do not participate in method dispatch.)

The second method is the Distributed.addprocs(::Dict, ::Int; kwargs...) method. The AzManagers.jl package does not own the function (Distributed.addprocs) or either of the types (Base.Dict or Base.Int).

This is not ideal.

There are a couple of ways to fix this. Probably the easiest would be to have a new function named AzManagers.addprocs_azure, and then the two above methods would become methods of the AzManagers.addprocs_azure function (instead of the Distributed.addprocs function).