Azure is not a good counterexample. In our official configurations, Azure does not have "endpoint" defined at the cloud level, only the region level, so defining it at the region level is not redundant with the cloud level. If I define endpoint at the cloud level, I get:
Azure is not a good counterexample. In our official configurations, Azure does not have "endpoint" defined at the cloud level, only the region level, so defining it at the region level is not redundant with the cloud level. If I define endpoint at the cloud level, I get:
azure: principal- secret] /management. azure.com endpoint: https:/ /graph. windows. net endpoint: https:/ /core.windows. net endpoint: https:/ /graph. windows. net endpoint: https:/ /core.windows. net
defined: public
type: azure
description: Microsoft Azure
auth-types: [interactive, service-
endpoint: https:/
regions:
centralus:
identity-
storage-
eastus:
identity-
storage-