Open dstokesf5 opened 5 years ago
If an Azure Environment is not specified, cloud-libs will attempt to query the instance metadata to determine which Azure environment it is running in.
Would it be an option to pass in an Azure environment when running remotely?
What should I pass in for the environment for a normal Azure instance? Is there a list of allowed environment values somewhere? I am having a hard time finding documentation on the provider options.
Also, this appears to be an API breaking change. If this project is following semantic versioning, this should not be done in a minor release.
A value of "Azure" for the environment seems to be working as a work-around for this issue.
Agreed, this probably should have either been released as a major version, for supporting running f5-cloud-libs-azure outside of Azure.
Given the work-around of providing 'Azure' as the environment, does this resolve the issue encountered?
@garrettdieckmann Yes, the work-around works. This issue can probably be closed now.
I am using the following command (sensitive information replaced with ****):
When trying to use the getNodes.js script with cloud set to "azure" I get the following error with 2.7.0:
2.6.0 works as expected.