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Is this with the azure provider (not azure-native)? Can you try running 
az account get-access-token
?
oh wait no this is azure-native I can't read! Still try that command out, might give some pointers
d
it shows me stuff 🙂
the token expires in about 10 minutes from now, the subscription matches the one I set using az account --subscription and it's tokenType "Bearer"
e
Ok not its not hitting that path then
az ad signed-in-user show -o=json
is one of the other credential fetching commands
d
lotsa stuff, obviously in json - seems to work. No errors at least. It did print the same warning but that's an az cli API thing I'm guessing.
e
hah well that will be the issue then
the code expects the command output to be pure json
that warning is tripping it up
d
I wonder if I can suppress that.
if I can force it somehow to --only-show-errors then it'd work. is the underlying pulumi code really using a shell out?
e
yeh it's actually using some terraform auth helper code from https://github.com/hashicorp/go-azure-helpers
d
or, for now I'm happy to go any other path to get it working. My next step would be to create an SP by hand
e
I don't know az auth methods enough to help out more here. I'd suggest raising an issue about this at https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues our providers team might have an answer for now and they'll need to fix this issue properly at some point
d
downgrading az command line to 2.32.0 solves this problem.
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