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Describe the bug
Now that the service connections used in our release pipelines use federated credentials, the Azure File Copy task needed to be replaced as it does not support workload identity. The current solution is to use the Azure CLI task with the az storage blob upload command. We have tested the task with an inline script to confirm that it succeeds, but the ideal solution would use a script inside /tools/scripts/pipeline that is tracked via source control.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to the "AIWin: Automated Canary Release" pipeline
Click "Edit" and "Pipeline"
Go to "Tasks"
Click on the "Azure CLI" task
Expected behavior
The Azure CLI task references a script from release artifacts in the deploy_scripts directory, like the "Set Variables" PowerShell task does.
Actual behavior
The Azure CLI task uses an inline script.
Additional context
Creating this issue so this work is tracked.
This work will need to be done for three places:
AIWin: Automated Canary Release
AIWin: Release Promotion
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Production
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since this is just a 1 line script and we'd still need to customize the pipeline, we'll just keep the script in the pipeline and not add it to the repo.
Describe the bug
Now that the service connections used in our release pipelines use federated credentials, the Azure File Copy task needed to be replaced as it does not support workload identity. The current solution is to use the Azure CLI task with the
az storage blob upload
command. We have tested the task with an inline script to confirm that it succeeds, but the ideal solution would use a script inside/tools/scripts/pipeline
that is tracked via source control.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The Azure CLI task references a script from release artifacts in the deploy_scripts directory, like the "Set Variables" PowerShell task does.
Actual behavior
The Azure CLI task uses an inline script.
Additional context
Creating this issue so this work is tracked.
This work will need to be done for three places:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: