Add Azure CLI auth to fabric-cicd-local deploy sample - #249
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Adds AzureCliCredential as the explicit token_credential for FabricWorkspace and a requirements.txt so the sample authenticates predictably against a contributor's `az login` session instead of relying on fabric_cicd's implicit default. Includes a short usage docstring. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
AzureCliCredentialas the explicittoken_credentialforFabricWorkspacein the local deploy samplerequirements.txt(fabric-cicd,azure-identity)az login, replace workspace ID)Context
Hit this while following the fabric-cicd-local tutorial on Microsoft Learn — the script as written doesn't specify an auth flow, so it silently depends on
fabric_cicd's implicit default credential rather than something predictable like an existingaz loginsession.Test plan
python deploy.pyagainst a test workspace afteraz login🤖 Generated with Claude Code