The Azure extensions for VS Code will be moving to a newer and hopefully more reliable authentication system. We'd love to have some users test it out to make sure the release goes smoothly.
Install the prerelease build
Note: the extension will work best using VS Code Insiders.
From the command palette (F1 or Command/Ctrl + Shift + P), run the "Extensions: Install from VSIX..." command.
(tip: you can also do it through this menu in the Extensions view)
Select the downloaded .VSIX file, then reload VS Code as prompted.
Sign in, use the extension as you normally would 😃
Report issues
If you run into any issues during sign in, sign out, or while using the extension, please file an issue. Be sure to note that you're using the prerelease build in the issue description, and be as detailed as you can.
Hello 👋,
The Azure extensions for VS Code will be moving to a newer and hopefully more reliable authentication system. We'd love to have some users test it out to make sure the release goes smoothly.
Install the prerelease build
Note: the extension will work best using VS Code Insiders.
F1
orCommand/Ctrl + Shift + P
), run the "Extensions: Install from VSIX..." command.(tip: you can also do it through this menu in the Extensions view)
Select the downloaded .VSIX file, then reload VS Code as prompted.
Sign in, use the extension as you normally would 😃
Report issues
If you run into any issues during sign in, sign out, or while using the extension, please file an issue. Be sure to note that you're using the prerelease build in the issue description, and be as detailed as you can.
What's changing?
We're moving from using the Azure Account extension for authentication to the built-in Microsoft Authentication extension. This means that you will now manage your account via the VS Code accounts menu.