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I am using AzureResourceManagerTemplateDeployment@3 task to deploy an azure ad b2c tenant using the release pipeline. When I was manually running the ARM script using my local PowerShell then it was running smoothly and b2c tenant was getting created in resource group, but in release pipeline I got the error as below: Now the thing is that I tried giving every related admin rights like subscription owner and ad b2c global administrator to the service principal which I am using in the pipeline but that didn't work. I wasn't able to resolve the issue. Could you please help me with this?
Regarding automation of Variable Groups using Powershell
Hi, I am a Junior DevOps Engineer. I have a doubt regarding how to create a automated PowerShell script that will reduce the manual time and deliver the work faster. So, my primary thing is I have a lot of variables and I want to create a variable group and all the variables to that group and using PowerShell script or RestAPI
Githubservice connection issue
I have created a github service connection. Github service connection should be visible while creating ci yaml pipeline using UI but its asking me to login everytime.I don't want to use credentials to login(I intentionally signed out). I can only rely on service connection
Query returns incorrect result when using clause Steps - Contain Words - "#"
My test cases are using hash tag (#) in steps for query, for example "#login #search". I created a query as below and expected it return only test cases have steps contain "#SearchABC". However it return the ones with no hash either. My Query: The below "Not Match Test Case" does not have "#" in steps so it should not be return. Is it an issue? If no, is there anyway to query exactly a word contains "#"?
What service principal is used to authenticate Logic Apps to Azure resources?
This question is a bit more academic than practical, but I'm just trying to enhance my knowledge of how Azure authentication works under the hood. The default way to authenticate managed Logic Apps connections is through an OAuth popup asking you to grant permissions. Based on my reading of the Azure docs, this means that you're granting access to the delegated permissions of a service principal. For connectors that access the Graph API, such a service principal in your tenant with the correct delegated permissions: However, I'm struggling to find an equivalent service principal for connectors that use the Azure Resource Management API to interact with services like Log Analytics, sentinel, Logic Apps, etc. I do see a service principal called Azure Logic Apps, but it doesn't have any permissions associated with it. My understanding is that it would need to have the delegated permission user_impersonation to access Azure resources: So my questions here are What Service Principal is used for the OAuth connection to the Azure Resource Management API? If the Azure Logic Apps service principal is used, how is it able to connect to the ARM API without any permissions? Is there some Azure magic happening under the hood here?
TF.exe - authentication
I am trying to automate TFS source control operations using TF.exe. The page below says I can authenticate either with actual credentials or with a personal access token. Use Team Foundation version control commands - Azure Repos | Microsoft Learn However, this doesn't work with a basic test that attempts to list workspaces with either of the commands below: TF.exe workspaces /collection:PROJECT_COLLECTION_URL /login:USERNAME,PASSWORD /noprompt TF.exe workspaces /collection:PROJECT_COLLECTION_URL /login:PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN /noprompt I have also tried the format below after finding an article suggesting it: TF.exe workspaces /collection:PROJECT_COLLECTION_URL /login:.,PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN /noprompt Still no joy. The username and password I am using are definitely correct because I have tested them without /noprompt and copied and pasted them exactly. I am 100% sure this is not a case of incorrect username/password. The PAT I am using is a known working PAT that is definitely full access and active. I am running code with it using both the old client libraries (for a variety of source control operations) and the new REST client libraries (for work item queries). I cannot get the the "workspaces" command to execute with either credentials or a PAT. What is the deal here? Is the page above correct or not? Does it just not work for some commands? My ultimate goal is to be able to use TF.exe to create workspaces, run gets and check in/out automatically with no prompts. Is this possible or not?
