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Azure CLI in browser from portal results into Bad Request.. #12802
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add to S169 |
Maybe it is not relavant, but I do have to have to notice that my laptop has been disconnected from one organisation which had Hybrid Azure AD to a new organisation which has no on premises AD, only Managed Identity in Azure AD. Also I'm using my FIDO2 yubikey as MFA enabled in preview for my account. Including authenticate into windows with FIDO2. |
Same issue as #11749
To solve it, please use Azure CLI on a local machine or run |
Let's keep this issue open. We are working with Cloud Shell team to fix it. |
This should be fixed now. I cannot repro, please close. |
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Describe the bug
Using the Azure CLI on my development laptop I didn't get my visual studio to use my account owner account to access my own just created keyvault. I know what I do and had this working many times before on other subscriptions and key vaults. Now it keeps running into 400 invalid resource trying to get an access token.
When I use the CLI on Azure CLI from browser it results into this exception below.
Command Name
az account get-access-token
Errors:
To Reproduce:
Steps to reproduce the behavior. Note that argument values have been redacted, as they may contain sensitive information.
az account get-access-token --resource {}
Expected Behavior
Environment Summary
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