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Sure, you may do that. Your code looks good to me. What does “not give the expected result” mean? Do you get an error or see no effect?

see no effect, the selected provider is not visible but it somehow now thinks that authentication is enabled. When using pulumi we get and when using arm template we get.

using the code and armtemplate from the image

Could you deploy the Pulumi resource with `pulumi up -v=9 --debug --skip-preview --yes --logflow --logtostderr` and find the HTTP body of the request and response in the resulting log? Search for PUT operations.

authsettingsv2.txt

Is correcly analyzed that it first create a put with the correct settings from   81811 provider.go:1697] HTTP Request Begin PUT <https://managem> and then overrides it with empty /default settings without our provider  in   81811 provider.go:1720] HTTP Response Begin PUT

Thank you, that’s helpful. I’m looking at these logs.

I see the problem… The shape of our request doesn’t match the shape of the ARM template. The Open API spec looks bizarre there. Could you please file an issue?

Thank you for your investigation and sorry for all the trouble!

Thank you <@UB39JFCKC> where do i file an issue? is it in github or?

Yes, <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues>

Now its created <https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/773>

May I add the HTTP request body from your log to the issue?

anytning that can help you guys solve it faster :hugging_face: