When you are trying to use any Azure services, you might come across this error. You have given the API permissions to an application and now you want to call these services.
When you are trying to get an Azure Access Token and you come across this error. Below is the complete error stack you might get. Even the solution is present in the error stack.
The ID token is the core extension that OpenID Connect makes to OAuth 2.0. ID tokens are issued by the authorization server and contain claims that carry information about the user.
In this post, we will download the Azure Bot source code from Azure Portal. This is helpful when you have created the bot directly from QnA Maker Portal and now you want to make some changes to the bot source code.
In this post, we will create a chatbot that connects to both the QnA Maker service and Azure SQL DB. This will be a simple customized bot that can be used for any use case.
In this post, we will call three APIs. The first one is to get the list of all the Languages supported by the Translator. The second will be to translate text and the third one will detect language.
This error usually comes when you try to clone a remote repository. The probable reason is that your remote repository is not in the structure of the UiPath project or we can say the project.json is not present in the root folder.
In this post, we will clone an existing UiPath project present in the Azure DevOps repository with the help of UiPath Studio.
I hope you have the project or code changes ready in the UiPath Studio to be pushed to Azure Repo. You will have a similar project structure like this for REF projects or you might have created just a single process.
The Bing Search APIs let you build web-connected apps and services that find webpages, images, news, locations, and more without advertisements.
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