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Azure Data Studio is a data management and development tool with connectivity to popular cloud and on-premises databases. Azure Data Studio supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, with immediate capability to connect to Azure SQL and SQL Server. Browse the extension library for more database support options including MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB.
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"no cloud enabled, enable a cloud" when using only SQL Server #25344

Open ite-klass opened 8 months ago

ite-klass commented 8 months ago

Type: Bug

I am using Azure Data Studio for SQL Server management/running PC-local queries.

I specifically don't intend to use any cloud functionality, and thus want them to be and remain disabled.

However, during normal use of querying and managing or using connections, I regularly see a notification:

No clouds are enabled, please enable a cloud to continue.

It's entirely unclear to me what this message refers to (what does "please" mean? what is it even trying to do? what functionality does the notification relate to?).

It would be

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cheenamalhotra commented 8 months ago

It seems you've accidentally disabled all Azure clouds, please look at these settings, and reset them to default to get rid of the notification.

(Public cloud should be enabled by default) image

We will look into making sure these notifications don't show up when not needed.

ite-klass commented 8 months ago

It seems you've accidentally disabled all Azure clouds, please look at these settings, and reset them to default to get rid of the notification.

I haven't accidentally but deliberately disabled Azure public cloud integration - assuming it is for working with the Azure public cloud.

bzgnyc commented 4 months ago

I second allowing this message to be suppressed. I sometimes work with sensitive data that for one reason or another can't be stored in the cloud. In which case I need to know that my session is in no way leaking any data back to any cloud service.

On the flip side I don't want to get constant notifications that I am not connected to any cloud. I know that and like the OP that was a deliberate choice. Previous versions of ADS didn't generate this notification. Once I Dismiss the message, it shouldn't come back again. Or if you want to get fancier a checkbox for "Do not show this message again". Or to keep it simple, add a checkbox in the Accounts section "Cloud: Disable All Public Cloud" that bypasses all cloud checks and related.