Failed to copy notebook to workspace about dp-203-azure-data-engineer

[GraemeMalcolm]

This looks like an authentication issue that's to do with your specific configuration. I can't repro it unfortunately.
Try re-running the script, and if that doesn't work you can manually copy the notebook from the GitHub repo (https://github.com/MicrosoftLearning/dp-203-azure-data-engineer/blob/master/Allfiles/labs/06/notebooks/Spark%20Transform.ipynb)

[ArmandoLacerda]

I was able to import the notebook manually, @GraemeMalcolm . My point is: the script fails, but gives a false successful message at the end. As an MCT, I'd rather have the script erroring out a message so the student knows and can call me for help, and have a note in the lab instructions to help self-learning students going through the steps in learning.microsoft.com to troubleshoot the issue themselves.

[GraemeMalcolm]

We support students using a hosted environment from an ALH - which presumably will not have the multi-subscription setup you have.

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[ArmandoLacerda]

@GraemeMalcolm , not to debate the issue too long, but to make the difference of a student attending a class and being given an Azure subscription for the class (through Skillable's cloud slide, for instance), and a self-learning student working on his own with access to multiple environments.
Your reply above sounds like you only support the former, not the latter. I was under the impression that learn.microsoft.com learning paths were designed for both.