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This repository is for active development of the Azure SDK for C++. For consumers of the SDK we recommend visiting our versioned developer docs at https://azure.github.io/azure-sdk-for-cpp.
This is the first time we are seeing this test fail, so doesn't warrant adding retries yet. Filing an issue for tracking and to ref count, in case we see...
Here’s my strawman proposal for the env var we’d add support for, which I am leaning towards: `AZURE_IMDS_CUSTOM_AUTHORITY_HOST` Here are trade-offs with this name. **Pro:** - Reflects more accurately what...
Other language SDKs (such as Java/.NET/GoLang) have the ability to pass in the `ResourceIdentifier` parameter to the `ManagedIdentityCredential` ctor. https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/blob/790d2faf82ae49e37d829ef53bfa92695037a377/sdk/identity/Azure.Identity/api/Azure.Identity.netstandard2.0.cs#L317 Add a similar capability for C++.
I think we can make a simple fix to make it so that if the clang-format fails, it would not only list the files where it failed, but would also...
# Disabled a number of attestation tests and re-recorded existing tests Almost all of the attestation service responses are in the form of JSON Web Tokens. While there are no...
There's a number of times that we have code for it repeated in our code base. And since we're C++14, that is not a single call, but 3-4 lines instead....
Closes #5661. This PR is not ready. We will need to make sure that the preprocessor part is not being generated by the SDK clients in .cpp files.
Run all pipelines for the following steps. - [X] 1. update GetTestCredentials method to use chained creds with pipeline first and default second  - [X] 2. update the creds...
`std::inserter` is defined in ``. libcxx 16 no longer includes this header transitively, therefore add it explicitly.
**Context:** A, potentially implicit, design goal of our DefaultAzureCredential (and by extension ChainedTokenCredential) is to allow the end user to construct one without hitting exceptions, as part of a “good”...