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As best as I can tell, while the -c switch is there to set sovereign clouds, it does not appear the rover login command uses it at all.
As a workaround, I was able to log directly in to Azure Government using the az cli and then I could use rover.
I believe that somewhere near here that another if statement needs to be added, and if -c is set, to execute an az cloud set --name <cloud> prior to executing az login
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As best as I can tell, while the
-c
switch is there to set sovereign clouds, it does not appear therover login
command uses it at all.As a workaround, I was able to log directly in to Azure Government using the az cli and then I could use
rover
.I believe that somewhere near here that another if statement needs to be added, and if
-c
is set, to execute anaz cloud set --name <cloud>
prior to executingaz login
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: