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ARM: ad sp create - created application does not show password as key with expiry

Open nbering opened this issue 8 years ago • 2 comments

CLI Version: 0.10.8 OS Type: Mac OS 10.12.1 Installation via: npm Mode: **ARM **

Environment: AzureCloud

Description: azure sp create -n <appname> -p <password> command does not produce a key entry in the azure portal for purposes of key rollover/expiry management.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Run azure sp create -n <appname> -p <password>
  2. Then visit either the new or classic portal AD panels for the created application.
  3. Note the absence of any key records.

From a management perspective, Keys vs. Passwords are one of the primary differences between user and application credentials. It would be nice if the password field used in the CLI had behavioural parity with keys issued from the portal.

nbering avatar Dec 17 '16 17:12 nbering

@shuagarw - Can you take a look at this issue?

amarzavery avatar Dec 20 '16 19:12 amarzavery

I'm aware that this probably has more to do with the core Azure AD services than the CLI, but I'm curious if anyone has had a chance to look at this and explain why the CLI would be any different from the portal. Anyone care to comment?

nbering avatar Jan 13 '17 17:01 nbering