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Add optional AAD auth #534
Add optional AAD auth #534
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FYI: Calling loadenv.sh in every script (auth_init, auth_update, prepdocs) means that it pip installs requirements every time. I could just call it in the first script, but then other hooks won't work if a dev deletes the first script hook for some reason.
I believe I also tried calling load_env as its own hook, but then the other hooks executed in a separated environment and didnt have access to the exported variables.
Another approach is to dump the env variables into a .env file and load them that way, but that'd be a larger change. That is what I do in https://github.com/pamelafox/chatgpt-quickstart/blob/main/azure.yaml