Update python-until-0717.md

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 ## answer
 You're encountering an SSL certificate error when running live tests for async APIs, specifically when connecting to https://localhost:5001. This is the test proxy endpoint, and the error is likely due to certificate verification failing. Although the same code works for another team member, the issue may be caused by environment variables — either missing or incorrectly set.
 
-To run live tests, make sure AZURE_TEST_RUN_LIVE is set to "true". If you also want to record, avoid setting AZURE_SKIP_LIVE_RECORDING. As a workaround for the SSL issue, set the environment variable PROXY_URL to http://localhost:5000 instead of using HTTPS. This bypasses certificate validation and resolves the issue.
+To run live tests, make sure AZURE_TEST_RUN_LIVE is set to "true". If you also want to record, avoid setting AZURE_SKIP_LIVE_RECORDING. As a workaround for the SSL issue, set the environment variable PROXY_URL to http://localhost:5000 instead of using HTTPS. This bypasses certificate validation and resolves the issue.
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+# release pipeline link for Python SDK `azure-mgmt-resource-bicep`
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+## question
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+How to find the specific release pipeline link of Python SDK `azure-mgmt-resource-bicep` and it would be nicer if someone can provide me the link directly.
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+## answer
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+To find the specific release pipeline link for the Python SDK `azure-mgmt-resource-bicep`, you typically need to locate the corresponding pipeline in Azure DevOps under the internal Azure SDK project. The naming convention for the pipeline is usually `python - <servicedir>`, where `<servicedir>` matches the service directory (in this case, likely resource or resource-bicep).
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+Here is the general process:
+1. Go to [Azure DevOps - Azure SDK Internal Project](https://dev.azure.com/azure-sdk/internal/_build)
+2. Search for the pipeline named `python - resource` or similar, as the pipeline is named according to the service directory for management SDKs.
+3. The direct link format for a service pipeline is: `https://dev.azure.com/azure-sdk/internal/_build?definitionId=<ID>&_a=summary`
+- You can search for `resource` in the pipelines list to locate the exact one.