Fix Redis scope to use unified scope URL for all cloud types#48746
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Fix Redis scope to use unified scope URL for all cloud types#48746
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Removed cloud-specific Redis scope URLs (Azure China, Azure US Government) and simplified getScopes() to always return https://redis.azure.com/.default as the default scope regardless of cloud type. Added unit tests for AzureRedisPasswordlessProperties. Fixes: #48680
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes Redis passwordless authentication scope resolution in Spring Cloud Azure by unifying the default Redis token scope across all Azure cloud types, addressing issue #48680.
Changes:
- Removed cloud-specific Redis scope URLs and simplified scope selection to always use
https://redis.azure.com/.default. - Added unit tests for
AzureRedisPasswordlessPropertiesscope and default behavior. - Updated
sdk/spring/CHANGELOG.mdwith a bug-fix entry referencing #48680.
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| File | Description |
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| sdk/spring/spring-cloud-azure-autoconfigure/src/main/java/com/azure/spring/cloud/autoconfigure/implementation/passwordless/properties/AzureRedisPasswordlessProperties.java | Simplifies default scope logic to a single unified Redis scope. |
| sdk/spring/spring-cloud-azure-autoconfigure/src/test/java/com/azure/spring/cloud/autoconfigure/implementation/passwordless/properties/AzureRedisPasswordlessPropertiesTest.java | Adds unit coverage for default/custom scopes and default passwordless flag behavior. |
| sdk/spring/CHANGELOG.md | Documents the bug fix for invalid China cloud wildcard scope. |
...d/autoconfigure/implementation/passwordless/properties/AzureRedisPasswordlessProperties.java
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LGTM except for one question: Does Redis have the same scope across different cloud types?
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https://redis.azure.com/.defaultas the default scope regardless of cloud type.All SDK Contribution checklist:
General Guidelines and Best Practices
Testing Guidelines