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Hello everyone! I am trying to use <azure-native.app.ContainerAppsSourceControl> to configure GitHub...
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Hello everyone! I am trying to use azure-native.app.ContainerAppsSourceControl to configure GitHub Actions integration with Azure Container Apps. When I run my build, I am getting 
error: Code="MissingAuthorizationToken" Message="Can not find github access token from header."
. I notice in the MS REST API for this, that there is an input for 
githubPersonalAccessToken
under 
properties.githubActionConfiguration
. However, there is no such input in Pulumi's 
azure-native.app.ContainerAppsSourceControl
. Am I missing something? Thanks in advance!
a
The Azure API version 
pulumi_azure_native
has pinned for the app provider is 
v20221001
but the 
githubPersonalAccessToken
parameter was introduced later and is available in 
v20240301
of the app provider. This should do the trick: 
import * as app from "@pulumi/azure-native/app/v20240301";
e
Thank you @adventurous-butcher-54166!. I am familiar with how to do that in TS. I am using GO with Pulumi now and have never figured that out with GO, so that will be my next challenge. Logic would think "github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native-sdk/app/v20240301", but that does not work.
I figured that out. The syntax in GO is like this... 
app20240301 "<http://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native-sdk/app/v2/v20240301|github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native-sdk/app/v2/v20240301>
Now I can use the 
githubPersonalAccessToken
and my build works. However, 
destroy
does not. With 
destroy
, I get 
error: Code="MissingAuthorizationToken" Message="Can not find github access token from header."
I have not figured out what the root of the new issue is yet. All works fine with 
deploy
and 
destroy
when using the MS API natively outside of Pulumi.
Correction. The 
destroy
or rather 
delete
verb does not work when using the MS API natively outside of Pulumi. I get the same error message, so that suggests that it is an issue with the MS API and nothing to do with Pulumi.
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