Herman Schaaf

After digging a bit more, I can see that this is because the fields are not part of the OpenAPI definition here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-rest-api-specs/blob/0c21498807897f2d523f3b63166a75e278ca0c64/specification/subscription/resource-manager/Microsoft.Subscription/stable/2016-06-01/subscriptions.json#L210 However, these fields are returned by the...

@RickWinter Thanks, I wasn't aware that I should be using the more recent version there. Having checked that implementation, it seems like the new version is also missing subscription fields...

Hi @navba-MSFT, I see this issue has the `needs-author-feedback` tag attached to it--is there something I can help with at this stage?

:mailbox: :mailbox_closed: That would be nice, yeah. We should make an API for it.

:m: :m:

@jhudson10x Were you able to figure it out? Your code looks good and I ran it locally to confirm that the resolver is now being called (I see the `*******FETCH********`...

Thanks for reporting this @pseymournutanix! And apologies for the delay in getting back to you, we are hard at work getting a new v2 version ready for release. It seems...

Hi @electriquo :wave: Thanks for raising this issue. Just to clarify, what sources / destinations are you using? Are you running CloudQuery inside Docker? Have you considered using a command...

Thanks, I just want to clarify that the CloudQuery CLI does not run as a daemon. When you run `cloudquery sync ...` the process will run as long as the...

Good point, I expect it to be faster too. But haven't had the time to do the test yet. PRs welcome, otherwise I'll update the code and post when I...