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Summary
This PR fixes the course, although we will continue to see deprecation warnings from using the
--sdk-auth
flag. I'm not finding much evidence that support for this flag will actually be removed any time soon. See Azure/azure-cli#20743 and Azure/azure-cli#19949 (comment) for more information, but the tldr is that flag gives us what we need for this course and there's consensus that, although maybe eventually deprecated, this flag outputs the proper credentials which is preferable to the alternatives. The alternatives include breaking context to create some credentials in the Azure Portal or doing recommended OIDC auth but that requires breaking context even further.There's a good argument to be made that this course can and probably should be rewritten and slimmed down significantly, but this PR gets it to a working state so users aren't struggling to follow a patchwork of documentation.
Changes
CR_PAT
write:packages
permissions, required to update or publish a package.CR_PAT
, which wasn't used at all.Closes: #84
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