Client secret and certificate credentials use MSAL ConfidentialClientApplication #13215
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| "msal<2.0.0,>=1.3.0", | |||
| "msal<1.5.0,>=1.3.0", | |||
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No. The latest msal is 1.4.3. The purpose of this is to ensure the workaround for msal not accepting encrypted private keys isn't broken by the next minor version, which will accept encrypted keys. That's expected to land before we want to mark 1.5.0 stable, so I'll revert this change before then.
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This allows the credentials to expose MSAL features to the Azure CLI without reimplementing them. |
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For the time being. It would be better to have the same API for async applications--and eventually we will--but reimplementing parts of MSAL is unsustainable (see |
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We disabled proactive-refreshing?
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The base class inherits GetTokenMixin, which handles refreshing.
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This implements the synchronous
ClientSecretCredentialandCertificateCredentialatopmsal.ConfidentialClientApplicationto enable them to leverage MSAL features.CertificateCredentialtemporarily relies on an MSAL implementation detail to support password protected certificates. MSAL will formally support passwords before azure-identity 1.5.0 (tracked at AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-python#232), so that's a temporary workaround.