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When running the basic-deploy.sh script locally I get stuck in an infinite loop of login prompt. I discovered that the "id" property does not exists in the Azure CLI (tried both Windows and macOS). The same value is present in a property named "objectId".
current_user_oid=$(az ad signed-in-user show --query id --output tsv 2>/dev/null);
If we decide to allow running the script locally and harden check for dependencies, I think we need to check for both id and objectId to get the user id.
I do not yet know what, if anything, breaks as a result. Just making a note that the property name for user id is different in Cloud Shell and local Azure CLI.
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When running the basic-deploy.sh script locally I get stuck in an infinite loop of login prompt. I discovered that the "id" property does not exists in the Azure CLI (tried both Windows and macOS). The same value is present in a property named "objectId".
mona-saas/Mona.SaaS/Mona.SaaS.Setup/basic-deploy.sh
Line 224 in fb269cb
If we decide to allow running the script locally and harden check for dependencies, I think we need to check for both id and objectId to get the user id.
I do not yet know what, if anything, breaks as a result. Just making a note that the property name for user id is different in Cloud Shell and local Azure CLI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: