[Role] az role assignment list: Add --fill-principal-name to allow omitting principalName property
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| role assignment list | cmd role assignment list added parameter fill_principal_name |
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az role assignment listDescription
Fix #30469 (comment)
Part of the fix to #30428
After getting role assignments from REST API,
az role assignment listqueries Microsoft Graph to fill theprincipalNameproperty:userPrincipalNameServicePrincipalNames[0]displayNameThe motivation is to provide a display name of the assignee, but when the logged-in account has no permission,
az role assignment listwill show a warning:azure-cli/src/azure-cli/azure/cli/command_modules/role/custom.py
Line 300 in 4d6d480
To make things worse, if the machine has no network access to Microsoft Graph, the whole command will fail.
This PR adds
--fill-principal-nameargument to allow skipping fillingprincipalNameproperty.Testing Guide
Additional information
I deliberately choose
--fill-principal-nameinstead of--no-fill-principal-name, because this gives us the possibility to turn off fillingprincipalNameby default. If we choose--no-fill-principal-name, turning on fillingprincipalNamewill become--no-fill-principal-name falsewhich is awkward.