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[Accessibility]: Role defined for "Azure Sign in" is document. #7253

Closed msftedad closed 2 years ago

msftedad commented 2 years ago

Test Environment: Download Eclipse IDE OS: Windows_11 Version: 22H2 (OS Build: 22598.200)

Application/Product Impacted: Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers Version: 2022-03 (4.23.0)

Pre-Requisites (if any):

  1. Download latest version of Eclipse
  2. Download “Azure Toolkit for Eclipse” from “Help” window (Navigation: Open Eclipse -> Help -> Eclipse Marketplace)

Repro Steps:

  1. Tab till tools-->Azure-->Azure Sign in and press enter
  2. Open "Accessibility Insights for Window" to Inspect "Azure Sign in".
  3. Verify "Azure Sign In" element MAS Compliant.

Actual Result: Role for "Azure Sign In" element present under "Azure Sign In" text is defined as "document".

Similar issues for the following. Eclipse Installation and Sign-in_Eclipse Select Subscriptions scenario----> Open Java EE - Eclipse application-->Install 'Azure Toolkit for Eclipse' from Marketplace-->Tab till tools-->Azure-->Azure Sign in and press enter-->Select 'Device login' and tab till sign in and press enter--> Tab till 'Copy and Open' button and press enter-->Paste the code in the browser and click on next--> Verify "Select subscription(s) you want to use." element is MAS Compliant.

Deploying web app to Azure_Deploy Web App scenario---->Open Java EE - Eclipse application-->Install 'Azure Toolkit for Eclipse' from Marketplace.-->Tab till tools-->Azure-->Azure Sign in and sign into Azure account and select any subscription-->Tab till File-->New-->Project--->Dynamic Web Project-->Tab till Next button and press enter--> In Project Explorer view, right-click your project, choose Azure-->Publish as Azure Web App-->Opens "Deploy Web App" dialog box.-->Verify the "Select App Service to deploy to:" element is MAS compliant. Deploying web app to Azure_Create New Web App scenario---->Open Java EE - Eclipse application-->Install 'Azure Toolkit for Eclipse' from Marketplace.-->Tab till tools-->Azure-->Azure Sign in and sign into Azure account and select any subscription-->Tab till File-->New-->Project--->Dynamic Web Project-->Tab till Next button and press enter--> In Project Explorer view, right-click your project, choose Azure-->Publish as Azure Web App-->Opens "Deploy Web App" dialog box.-->Tab to "Create" and enter. Verify the "Create Azure App Service" is MAS compliant.

Expected Result: "Azure Sign in" element shouldn't be defined as "Document". It is rather a normal text.

Attachments: 1952147_A11y_JavaToolingEclipse_Azure Sign-in_Role 1952147_Similar Issue_Select Subscriptions 1952147_Similar Issue_Deploy Azure web App 1952147_Similar Issue_Create web app service

mportuga commented 2 years ago

We are not responsible for the azure sign in page, that is managed by someone else.