DefaultAzureCredentials.get_token invalid response after using az login

[mmicek]

azure-identity = "^1.19.0"
Ubuntu 20
Python 3.11

I am using DefaultAzureCredentials and i want to use AzureCliCredential. I would like to call get_token() method for BlobStorage and get token for logged user.

This is my very simple code:

credential = AzureCliCredential() token = credential.get_token("https://storage.azure.com/.default") print(token.token)

Before that i am using az login in terminal inside python environment, and i am succesfully logged in.

In azure.identity._credentials.azure_cli.parse_token method i am getting exception due to invalid json.
Azure can see me be logged into, and returns access_token and other stuff but adds some additional
invalid signs at the end of string so it makes string invalid json.

How to get AzureCliCredential working properly?

Exception:
  AzureCliCredential: Unexpected output from Azure CLI: '{ ****, "expiresOn": "2024-10-10 19:23:33.461197", "subscription": "proper_value_here", "tenant": "proper_value_here", "tokenType": "Bearer" } '. To mitigate this issue, please refer to the troubleshooting guidelines here at https://aka.ms/azsdk/python/identity/azclicredential/troubleshoot.

[pvaneck]

This appears to be some edge case dealing with console colorization when running code directly in PyCharm as described here: tartley/colorama#263

This was supposedly fixed for AzureCliCredential in this PR a while back.

Can you run az --version in the terminal you are using and paste the contents? I am wondering if this could be mitigated by just updated az.

[mmicek]

azure-cli 2.0.81

core 2.0.81
telemetry 1.0.4

Python location /usr/bin/python3
Extensions directory '/home/adn/.azure/cliextensions'

Python (Linux) 3.8.10 (default, Sep 11 2024, 16:02:53)
[GCC 9.4.0]

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[mmicek]

I have some old version of this library, and i tried to update it but why newest version of azure-cli depends on some old azure-mgn-containerapp library?

Because azure-cli (2.65.0) depends on azure-mgmt-appcontainers (2.0.0) and no versions of azure-cli match >2.65.0,<3.0.0, azure-cli (>=2.65.0,<3.0.0) requires azure-mgmt-appcontainers (2.0.0). So, because epo-data-loader depends on both azure-mgmt-appcontainers (^3.0.0) and azure-cli (^2.65.0), version solving failed.

There is azure-mgmt-appcontainers version 3.1.0 why it needs 2.0.0??

[pvaneck]

Yep, looks it this is just a matter of the azure-cli version being too old.

azure-cli pins a lot of dependencies which might not work well with your application's dependencies if you installed azure-cli via pip/poetry. Typically, it's recommended to install the CLI using your OS distribution's package manager, as this will isolate the azure-cli dependencies. Check the instructions here.

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