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az devcenter admin usage list - command fails #6565
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Note: I have tried running |
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@am-lim, could you please help take a look at this issue? |
I tried again this morning, running the same command in the same PowerShell session, within 30 minutes of each other. It succeeded the first time and failed the second time - same session, same default Azure subscription, zero changes by me: It definitely looks like there is something wrong with the code handling the |
@skeeler Taking a look |
@skeeler Can you try running the command with "--debug" and sending the output of a failing response? |
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Describe the bug
Ran this command yesterday with the latest version of
devcenter
extension and it worked fine:az devcenter admin usage list --location canadacentral
Output: (partial)
Ran the same command today (no changes, either local workstation or default Azure subscription), and it fails with the following fairly unhelpful error: (subscription GUID altered for privacy)
Here is the
devcenter
version info (1.0.2, from command line):Related command
az devcenter admin usage list --location canadacentral
Errors
Issue script & Debug output
Expected behavior
This command should return the same JSON output as it did yesterday (shown in the "Describe the bug" field of this issue), since no changes have been made to either the development workstation the command was run from and no changes have been made to the Azure subscription.
Environment Summary
Additional context
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