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Found the problem, at first I did not get this warning after az login but now I do: You have logged into Microsoft Azure! You can close this window, or we will redirect you to the Azure CLI documentation in 1 minute. Announcements [Windows only] Starting in May 2023, Azure CLI will authenticate using the Web Account Manager (WAM) broker by default. To help us collect feedback on the new login experience, you may opt-in to use WAM by running the following commands:

az config set core.allow_broker=true

az account clear

az login

Oh, so

az login

started printing the WAM warning, and Pulumi doesn’t expect it when parsing the output?

Same issue for me in a CI / CD pipeline.

Hi @millions-journalist-34868, your error shows that no subscription was set, though, not a parsing error. Same for @white-helicopter-55877’s, actually. We’ve had such a parsing error due to a message from

az

before, and it looked like this. Sorry if I’m missing something here. You’re saying this started after upgrading

az

? Or Pulumi, or both?

Hum. Maybe it's because I logged out locally. Would it be possible for the pulumi up to display this error just because I am not logged in with the azure CLI ? In my CI / CD pipeline however I don't know, maybe something not properly configured.

It looks like you were logged in but hadn’t selected a subscription. It is odd, though, that it would happen both locally and in CI. That being said, though, allow me to point out that we recommend service principal authentication for CI scenarios :)

In my CI I have an environment variable that points to my subscription. I have tried to use the OIDC authentication but obviously I failed.

And it worked until an upgrade, or some other change?

No no it was a new pipeline so I guess the problem is on my side, some misconfiguration I guess. I am trying to use Nuke https://nuke.build/ with Pulumi on GitHub Actions. I will try with a service principal first maybe.

No problem. Feel free to reach out again.

Suppressing warnings in general can be handy for automation.

az config set core.only_show_errors=true