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Easily manage the contents of your storage account with Azure Storage Explorer. Upload, download, and manage blobs, files, queues, tables, and Cosmos DB entities. Gain easy access to manage your virtual machine disks. Work with either Azure Resource Manager or classic storage accounts, plus manage and configure cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) rules.
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Unable to delete or detach unwanted local storage #7896

Closed khandelwalvikas closed 1 month ago

khandelwalvikas commented 2 months ago

Preflight Checklist

Storage Explorer Version

1.22.0

Regression From

NA

Architecture

arm64

Storage Explorer Build Number

20211211.10

Platform

macOS

OS Version

macOS

Bug Description

I have a local storage account that needs to be removed but I do not see any option to remove it. I tried Detach but that throw the error. See the screencast for more details.

https://somup.com/cZf0nFCSaB

Steps to Reproduce

See video: https://somup.com/cZf0nFCSaB

Actual Experience

It is not blocking me but I just want to remove whatever does not exist anymoreremove

Expected Experience

I should be able to detach to remove the unwanted local storage

Additional Context

https://somup.com/cZf0nFCSaB

JasonYeMSFT commented 2 months ago

@khandelwalvikas 1.22.0 is old and we have stopped supporting that version. You should consider upgrading to the latest version if possible.

But before that, you can mitigate your local storage issue by manually deleting the reference of those attachments. StorageExplorer's local attachments are stored in this way. There is an array storing the records of the local attachments in the app's local storage. For each record, there is an entry in your OS credential manager (Credential Manager on Windows, KeyChain Access on Mac, libsecret on Linux). You can manually delete them as you wish. You just need to make sure that after your manual manipulation, the record array in local storage matches the data stored in the OS credential manager. You can refer to this doc on how to manage those data.

MRayermannMSFT commented 1 month ago

Closing due to lack of response. This issue will no longer be monitored. If you need further help, we recommend opening a support ticket via the Azure portal. Alternatively you can open a new issue here.