The package contains several overloads of the AddAzureAppConfiguration method, but only the overloads taking a connection string are straightforward to use. If the user wants to use EntraId (TokenCredential), they have to write the following, somewhat unintuitive, code:
builder.AddAzureAppConfiguration(options => {
options.Connect(endpoint, tokenCredentials);
});Propose to have a simple overload (like the ones that take a connection string) that would allow users to write:
builder.AddAzureAppConfiguration(endpoint, tokenCredentials);
cc Krzysztof Cwalina (@KrzysztofCwalina)
The package contains several overloads of the AddAzureAppConfiguration method, but only the overloads taking a connection string are straightforward to use. If the user wants to use EntraId (TokenCredential), they have to write the following, somewhat unintuitive, code:
Propose to have a simple overload (like the ones that take a connection string) that would allow users to write:
cc Krzysztof Cwalina (@KrzysztofCwalina)