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- [ ] feature request
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- [ ] regression (a behavior that used to work and stopped in a new release)
Minimal steps to reproduce
I had an Azure account with a media service account. I deleted it, then created a new one with the same name. Created a new empty asset in it. The streaming point is not turned on.
Opening AMSE shows that single asset and no keys attached.
Using IAzureMediaServicesClient.StreamingLocators.CreateAsync() with the key ID I had previously (and should've been deleted) yields an error:
Content key id '95045bfd-3cf0-489b-8871-381fdc87e27a' already exists, please choose another one.
So there is a key somewhere, but AMSE does not show it.
Any log messages given by the failure
AMSE yields no errors.
Expected/desired behavior
AMSE shows the hidden key.
OS and Version?
Windows 10.
Versions
AMSE 5.2.0.4 for Media Services v3
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I created a media account and an asset on the portal - didn't know one can modify the data in AMSE :-) Then created a key using the API, encrypted a file, etc. Then deleted the account completely to clean up (portal). Created a new account with the same name (portal). Created an asset (portal).
Checked with AMSE - all clean, one asset, no keys.
Tried to create a key with API - error.
So as I see it, the key still exists somewhere, but is not visible in AMSE. It could be an API or portal error, I can't really know. For me the entry point was AMSE :-)
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)Minimal steps to reproduce
I had an Azure account with a media service account. I deleted it, then created a new one with the same name. Created a new empty asset in it. The streaming point is not turned on.
Opening AMSE shows that single asset and no keys attached.
Using
IAzureMediaServicesClient.StreamingLocators.CreateAsync()
with the key ID I had previously (and should've been deleted) yields an error:So there is a key somewhere, but AMSE does not show it.
Any log messages given by the failure
AMSE yields no errors.
Expected/desired behavior
AMSE shows the hidden key.
OS and Version?
Versions
Mention any other details that might be useful
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: