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Discussion on: Store your automation credentials in Azure KeyVault

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Anoop Simon

Good one !

But storing ClientId,TenantId,ClientSecret Id etc. in code is also not always safe. Please make sure to put them in your pipeline (azure DevOps/Jenkins etc.) configuration , and let the pipeline manage them for you.

Authenticate KeyVault via Azure CLI For development and debugging purposes so there is no need to store client/tenant/secret ids in code at all

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tswiftma

Good point, I have stored other variables in my pipelines!