"az keyvault secret list" throws "[Errno 22] Invalid argument" because there exists a bad certificate or secret in the vault

[CAP-3Shape]

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Describe the bug
I was using the following command: az keyvault secret list

This used to work, but one day the command stopped working and started throwing [Errno 22] Invalid argument.

One person suggested that my key vault might contain a bad secret with a bad expiration date. This was not exactly it, but apparently my vault did contain a bad certificate. I deleted a certificate, and now I could run az keyvault secret list again.

I cannot reproduce the certificate. But apparently certain data in the key vault can cause az keyvault secret list to crash.

Described in this Stack Overflow thread: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69851800/azure-command-az-keyvault-secret-list-throws-errno-22-invalid-argument-h/

To Reproduce
I cannot reproduce the certificate that caused the crash.

Environment summary
The crash happened with both version 2.27.1 and 2.30.0 of azure-cli, both on Windows.

[yonzhan]

keyvault

[tikicoder]

There was an existing issue around expiration causing a similar issue only on windows. It says it was solved, but still appears to be an issue. I am on the latest version, I upgraded from 2.45

It works just fine in linux. I know this is an old ticket but not sure if you want me to really make a new one.

[mthalman]

I also ran into this issue because I had a Key Vault secret that had an expiration date set to 12/31/9999. Setting it to a reasonable value made it work.