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CloudShellCredential.get_token failed: (AudienceNotSupported) Audience https://containerregistry.azure.net is not a supported MSI token audience. Code: AudienceNotSupported Message: Audience https://containerregistry.azure.net is not a supported MSI token audience. ManagedIdentityCredential.get_token failed: (AudienceNotSupported) Audience https://containerregistry.azure.net is not a supported MSI token audience. Code: AudienceNotSupported
Message: Audience https://containerregistry.azure.net is not a supported MSI token audience.
Assuming because the SDK eventually calls:
curl http://localhost:50342/oauth2/token --data "resource=https://containerregistry.azure.net/" -H Metadata:true -s
{"error":{"code":"AudienceNotSupported","message":"Audience https://containerregistry.azure.net/ is not a supported MSI token audience."}}
Expected behavior
These methods should succeed in CloudShell as well as locally:
Looks like Cloud Shell is missing the specific MSI token needed here. Will be looking at designs that cover this and other MSI token issues. Thank you for reporting this bug,
To Reproduce
Using the Azure Python SDK, this succeeds locally, but fails in CloudShell:
Observed Behavior
Assuming because the SDK eventually calls:
Expected behavior
These methods should succeed in CloudShell as well as locally:
Is this specific to Cloud Shell?
Yes, the same code succeeds locally.
Interface information
Accessing Cloud Shell via https://portal.azure.com
Chrome Version 128.0.6613.120 (Official Build) (arm64) OSK
Additional context
Similar to: #109
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