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Add env variable to warn customers #374
Add env variable to warn customers #374
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AZURE_CORE_SHOW_SECRETS_WARNING
is Azure CLI specific, mapped fromaz config set core.show_secrets_warning
.As shown in Azure/azure-cli#10241, there are already some common environment variables, such as
AZURE_TENANT_ID
,AZURE_CLIENT_ID
,AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET
,AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID
.If Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell want to share the same env var, it's better to create a common env var such as
AZURE_SHOW_SECRETS_WARNING
.