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While working on my project based on pypowerbi, I noticed ADAL has been deprecated for a while now. So I'm using the new MSAL library instead. One of the main tricky parts I noticed is that when passing the authentication token, that ADAL apparently used snake_case while MSAL uses CamelCase for its dictionary keys, this caused some exceptions being thrown by pypowerbi not finding the expected key (i.e. auth_token v.s. authToken)...
I'm just adding the issue here, to not forget about it. I can create a pull request for initial MSAL support.
One question, though, @cmberryau : should we maintain support in pypowerbi for ADAL, or can we drop support for it completely?
Hi Chris,
While working on my project based on pypowerbi, I noticed ADAL has been deprecated for a while now. So I'm using the new MSAL library instead. One of the main tricky parts I noticed is that when passing the authentication token, that ADAL apparently used snake_case while MSAL uses CamelCase for its dictionary keys, this caused some exceptions being thrown by pypowerbi not finding the expected key (i.e. auth_token v.s. authToken)...
I'm just adding the issue here, to not forget about it. I can create a pull request for initial MSAL support.
One question, though, @cmberryau : should we maintain support in pypowerbi for ADAL, or can we drop support for it completely?
Announcement:
https://github.com/AzureAD/azure-activedirectory-library-for-python
Migration guide:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/migrate-python-adal-msal
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