Describe the bug
Running the az find command results in an unhandled exception. Instead of returning command examples or a user-friendly error message, the CLI exits with a Python traceback after failing to resolve app.aladdin.microsoft.com.
Authentication and other Azure resource management commands continue to work normally, indicating the issue is isolated to az find.
Related command
Errors
requests.exceptions.ConnectionError:
HTTPSConnectionPool(host='app.aladdin.microsoft.com', port=443)
Caused by:
urllib3.exceptions.NameResolutionError:
Failed to resolve 'app.aladdin.microsoft.com'
([Errno 8] nodename nor servname provided, or not known)
Issue script & Debug output
az find vm --debug
Expected behavior
az find should return example Azure CLI commands. If the backend service is unavailable or the endpoint cannot be reached, the command should fail gracefully with a clear error message instead of an unhandled Python traceback.
Environment Summary
- Azure CLI: 2.87.0
- Installation method: Homebrew
- Operating System: macOS
- Python: Bundled with Homebrew Azure CLI (Python 3.13)
The following commands work successfully:
az account show
az vm list
az group list
Additional context
Running the following command:
nslookup app.aladdin.microsoft.com
returns:
** server can't find app.aladdin.microsoft.com: NXDOMAIN
This suggests the issue is isolated to the endpoint used by az find. If the endpoint has been retired or changed, the CLI may need to use an updated endpoint or handle the failure more gracefully.
Describe the bug
Running the
az findcommand results in an unhandled exception. Instead of returning command examples or a user-friendly error message, the CLI exits with a Python traceback after failing to resolveapp.aladdin.microsoft.com.Authentication and other Azure resource management commands continue to work normally, indicating the issue is isolated to
az find.Related command
Errors
Issue script & Debug output
az find vm --debug
Expected behavior
az findshould return example Azure CLI commands. If the backend service is unavailable or the endpoint cannot be reached, the command should fail gracefully with a clear error message instead of an unhandled Python traceback.Environment Summary
The following commands work successfully:
Additional context
Running the following command:
returns:
This suggests the issue is isolated to the endpoint used by
az find. If the endpoint has been retired or changed, the CLI may need to use an updated endpoint or handle the failure more gracefully.