support authenticating with a service principal in Linux #14154
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| The token or service principal must have the **Agent Pools (read, manage)** scope at the Organization level of `AZP_URL`. If using a PAT, the token must be created by a user who has permission to [configure agents](pools-queues.md#create-agent-pools). |
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Not 100% confident I got this part right, as my access in our Azure DevOps Organization is somewhat limited.
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@steved0x Important: When the changes are ready for publication, adding a #label:"aq-pr-triaged" |
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It appears issues got turned off in this repository, but I had described the background in #13864: I was trying to set up a Pipeline agent in a Docker container on Linux using a service principal, and it wasn't clear how to authenticate.
This pull request updates the instructions and code for Linux to support authentication with a service principal, which I was able to do locally. I don't know Powershell so I didn't touch that part of the page, but it should be possible there too.
Thanks!