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Using a credential file is not necessary the best practice for authenticating against Azure. Programmatic keys are a good choice for any "API first" documentation, so this update makes that change.
It also includes a comment with the entire namespace of the AzureCredentialsFactory type because it exists in multiple namespaces. They may all be valid, but this one works and a comment may lower the barrier of entry if someone were to hit that problem.
original PR opened by @awesley
According to https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/blob/4c6f0794b9a27a386fc43ddd5396dcf327b9f340/AUTH.md
Using a credential file is not necessary the best practice for authenticating against Azure. Programmatic keys are a good choice for any "API first" documentation, so this update makes that change.
It also includes a comment with the entire namespace of the AzureCredentialsFactory type because it exists in multiple namespaces. They may all be valid, but this one works and a comment may lower the barrier of entry if someone were to hit that problem.
PR opened - Azure/azure-sdk-for-net#3174
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