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handle azure-mgmt expired auth tokens by clearing the client cache and retrying #1099
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In order to reduce how frequently the IMS is hit from the service, the service caches the azure-mgmt clients between API calls. While the management APIs should have some amount of authentication expiration redundancy built in, not all of them do.
This is seen with
ClientAuthenticationError
, most often with the nested exception record ofExpiredAuthenticationToken
.This wraps all of the compute layer functionality with a wrapper that checks if there has been an exception, and retries the request.