Open dirthsj opened 1 month ago
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@dirthsj The https://aka.ms/BicepLatestRelease link redirects to https://downloads.bicep.azure.com/releases/latest. Based on the logs you shared, it seems like the issue with aka.ms and not downloads.bicep.azure.com.
Just to rule out an issue with the AzureCLI logging, would you mind running the same powershell test for the https://downloads.bicep.azure.com/releases/latest link?
Some other stuff that would be interesting to also test on your machine - which I think would allow us to isolate this to python/azure cli:
Repeating the powershell test for that link gives me a slightly different result, but the certificate still looks good to me.
Handle Issuer Subject
------ ------ -------
1897946292688 CN=Microsoft Azure RSA TLS Issuing CA 03, O=Microsoft Corporation, C=US CN=downloads.bicep.azure.com, O=Microsoft Corporation, L=Redmond, S=WA, C=US
Running curl https://downloads.bicep.azure.com/releases/latest
works, outputting the contents of the release file into the terminal. Running curl -L https://aka.ms/BicepLatestRelease
does the same.
Both links work when opened in Microsoft edge, downloading the release file.
For anyone with the same issue, here's a possible solution. This worked for me: python/cpython#108721
Describe the bug
I am unable to install the bicep module
Related command
az bicep install --debug
Errors
Issue script & Debug output
Expected behavior
bicep module installs successfully
Environment Summary
Additional context
My machine has a ZScaler proxy on it, however, I have a temporary exemption from IT and confirmed certificates for aka.ms are not proxied using powershell
Result: