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I wrote a bunch of Azure Powershell scripts which have all been working just fine against Azure proper. I then modified the subscription to be our Azure China subscription and Azure commands are failing 50% of the time. I have simplified my entire pipeline down to a single Stage with a single Azure Powershell script. I have specified my Azure China subscription and have an inline script with the following contents: "Get-AzureService"

50% of the time the script fails with the following error: 2019-08-08T22:12:51.3777403Z ##[error]An error occurred while sending the request.

I ran the job 8 times and every other time it failed. The 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th time I ran it, I got the correct output which is all the azure services deployed in Azure China.

My azure classic service connection is setup with a management certificate and obviously the connection works since I do get the correct output 50% of the time. Any thoughts?

Tyler Hennessy
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  • Set the value of pipeline variable "debug" to "true", so that you can get very detailed debug information. You may append it later or find the cause from it yourself. – Jack Jia Aug 09 '19 at 02:09
  • I added the debug variable and the output was identical. Just "An error occurred while sending the request" – Tyler Hennessy Aug 10 '19 at 15:21
  • I did explicitly add a -Verbose flag on the Get-AzureService command and it succeeded 3 times in a row for the first time but then failed on the next run, with no additional logging. – Tyler Hennessy Aug 10 '19 at 15:43

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