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Fabric Pipeline is throwing User Auth Fail error
- 1 year ago
Ownership changes are tricky.
If you can't temporarily re-enable the account (as the link below) you're kind of left with either using SaveAs or via moving artifacts with Git branches as the user you want to own the data. - Anonymous1 year ago
Hi maxmerchant
Thank you very much SudhavaniKolla3 and spencer_sa for your prompt reply.
The error message AADSTS50057 indicates that the user account associated with the pipeline is disabled, which is likely due to the original author of the pipeline no longer being part of the organization.
This can indeed cause the pipeline to fail, as it relies on the permissions and tokens associated with that user account.
Error AADSTS50057 - User account is disabled | Microsoft Learn
Consider the approach provided by SudhavaniKolla3 and spencer_sa.
If possible, consider creating a service account to manage automated tasks and pipelines. Such an account would not be affected by the departure of an individual.
Regards,
Nono Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi maxmerchant
Thank you very much SudhavaniKolla3 and spencer_sa for your prompt reply.
The error message AADSTS50057 indicates that the user account associated with the pipeline is disabled, which is likely due to the original author of the pipeline no longer being part of the organization.
This can indeed cause the pipeline to fail, as it relies on the permissions and tokens associated with that user account.
Error AADSTS50057 - User account is disabled | Microsoft Learn
Consider the approach provided by SudhavaniKolla3 and spencer_sa.
If possible, consider creating a service account to manage automated tasks and pipelines. Such an account would not be affected by the departure of an individual.
Regards,
Nono Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Searching for this issue, and this came up. The solution is hilariously bad. In case a company has 100 pipelines created by someone, and they leave the company, we are supposed to "save as" and make a copy 100 times.
That is SO BAD!