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Update Darc.md with note about auth #15039

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@chcosta chcosta commented Aug 29, 2024

To double check:

@@ -164,6 +164,9 @@ D:\repos\arcade> darc get-channels
.NET 3 Tools - Validation
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*Note: `darc get-channels` does not exercise all authentication paths which require PAT's. If you run a darc command and see an error like `Response status code does not indicate success: 401 (Unauthorized)`, it likely indicates that you are missing an AzDo or GH PAT (or that one of those PAT's is invalid / expired).*
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AzDO pats aren't required these days, since they use your local creds by default. A GH pat is the likely culprit.

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Does that mean we should deprecate the bullet point above about the AzDo PAT as well?

An Azure DevOps PAT for downloading files from Azure DevOps

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I still had to create one for access internal feeds.

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