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az sig image-version create --tags break in version 2.38.0-1

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Install latest version Azure CLI on ubuntu 1804 run az sig image-version create .... --tags test=true encounter this error Parameter 'tags' must be of type 'dict[str, str]', downgrade version into 2.37.0-1, it works well.

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Created a year ago
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Comments:8 (2 by maintainers)

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zhoxing-mscommented, Aug 1, 2022

I have submitted a PR #23393 to fix this issue, and it will be released in this sprint 09-06

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SuperJC710ecommented, Jul 15, 2022

We’ve been experiencing the same issue in our pipeline build.

As a work-around, we broke the tagging portion out into a separate az tag create operation. We were able to derive the required --resource-id flag using the same variables/parameters we were feeding to the original az sig image-version create command. This is working.

  - task: AzureCLI@2
    displayName: Publish the Managed Image to the Shared Image Gallery
    enabled: true
    inputs:
      azureSubscription: ${{ parameters.azureSubscription }}
      scriptType: bash
      scriptLocation: inlineScript
      inlineScript: |
        az sig image-version create \
         --gallery-image-definition ${{ parameters.sigGalleryImageDefinition }} \
         --gallery-image-version ${{ parameters.sigGalleryImageVersion }} \
         --gallery-name ${{ parameters.sigGalleryName }} \
         --resource-group ${{ parameters.sigResourceGroup }} \
         --managed-image "/subscriptions/${{ parameters.srcImageSubscriptionId }}/resourceGroups/${{ parameters.srcImageResourceGroupName }}/providers/Microsoft.Compute/images/${{ parameters.srcImageName }}" \
         --subscription ${{ parameters.sigSubscriptionId }} \
         --target-regions ${{ parameters.sigTargetRegions }}; \
        az tag create \
         --resource-id "/subscriptions/${{ parameters.sigSubscriptionId }}/resourceGroups/${{ parameters.sigResourceGroup }}/providers/Microsoft.Compute/galleries/${{ parameters.sigGalleryName }}/images/${{ parameters.sigGalleryImageDefinition }}/versions/${{ parameters.sigGalleryImageVersion }}" \
         --tags \
         "Department"="${{ parameters.stdTagDepartment }}" \
         "Owner"="${{ parameters.stdTagOwner }}" \
         "Environment"="${{ parameters.stdTagEnvironment }}" \
         "Subscription"="${{ parameters.stdTagSubscription }}" \
         "Project"="${{ parameters.stdTagProject }}" \
         "Application"="${{ parameters.stdTagApplication }}"

Also, it looks like there could be another approach using the --set flag, as outlined here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/issues/23191#issuecomment-1185400727