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Hi <@U0194DGH3RB>

Yes, I demoed it at a conference today - what is not working for you?

using an azurekeyvault and running the command, it simply hangs without any output :disappointed: of course reading the damn manual is a thing so once I did that I realized it's simply because I'm not using Environment variables, though I tried the `AZURE_KEYVAULT_AUTH_VIA_CLI` (true) and that hung as well?

omg. k just tried in a PowerShell window instead of my vscode terminal and it gave me an error. I must have some weird bullcrap cached in vscode. Ignore. Move along. Nothing to see here....my apologies

I’m glad it’s something small and not a bug you are facing - let me know if there are any other issues here

Interesting, its hanging for me in powershell in terminal... shall try closing all the things

Nope :disappointed: just sitting there doing nothing

In new powershell and in old powershell... shall try cmd

<@U01AQG2CNFJ> are you sure you have the correct credentials configured?

I have a feeling you are trying to change to Azure KeyVault?

Probably (in that I can do az things, including getting at the key vault) and yes

you need `AZURE_KEYVAULT_AUTH_VIA_CLI=true`

that's usually the missing piece in Azure KeyVault secrets management

Yay, an error I - that I can deal with, thanks Paul. (FWIW, that's the first complete stop I've come to in playing, hmm, no I'm being paid to do this so _working_ with pulumi so far)

Azure, a permissions error, which is perfectly reasonable - I shall go change the script that creates the vault...

ok, we need to document that CLI EnvVar better

It might be there, I have a tendency to run before I can walk (4 decades of "experience" will do that to you...) and I'm not overly fond of twiddling environment variables if I can avoid it

On the other hand, creating an AzureAD group (which I had to do this morning as part of the same exercise) was almost trivial :slightly_smiling_face: