We use Azure Logic Apps that are deployed from DEV to TEST to PROD using powershell scripts. Thoe Logic Apps use API connections.
For certain API connections we want to use a different Service User instead of my personal account. So if a Logic App sends an E-Mail it should send it as Service User and not myself. The special thing about API connections is, that Azure forces you to re-authenticate them after deployment by powershell script. So after each deployment you need to re-authorize API connections.
I successfully managed to authenticate using powershell script with the sample mentioned here: https://github.com/logicappsio/LogicAppConnectionAuth
However, it will always somehow authorize me on with my Windows account. I am not able to log in as someone else. When the Azure Logon Window appears and I enter the service users name, but it will then not ask me for the passwort, it will authorize the connection with my personal user right after entering a username.
How can I use Azure powershell commands to perform connection authorization as a different user?
I was hoping someone could point me into a better direction (google keywords, etc.) on how to authorize API connection as a different user.