ccoctl azure {create-all,create-oidc-issuer,create-managed-identities} does not output either bash scripts or templates that can be reviewed and used to manually create Azure resources without relying on ccoctl to create them.

ccoctl subcommands for gcp and aws provide this functionality. The aws subcommands output bash scripts and the gcp subcommands output json templates for this purpose.

ref:
aws: https://github.com/openshift/cloud-credential-operator/blob/master/docs/ccoctl.md#aws
gcp: https://github.com/openshift/cloud-credential-operator/blob/master/docs/ccoctl.md#gcp

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1. Run ccoctl azure create-all OR create-oidc-issuer / create-managed-identities and provide --dry-run to skip creation of Azure resources and interactions with the Azure API.
2. Observe that templates or bash scripts for resources which would be created are not output by ccoctl.

ccoctl azure --dry-run does not generate bash scripts or templates of Azure resources that would be created.

ccoctl azure --dry-run generates bash scripts or templates of Azure resources that would be created.

May be possible to generate an ARM template containing definitions for the resources. This would likely be preferable to bash scripts with az cli commands.