alexweininger
commented
8 months ago Hi @weddige, as of v0.8.0, the Azure Resources extension no longer depends on the Azure Account extension for authentication. Learn more about this move in the Azure Resources v0.8.0 release notes.
Make sure you are using the new commands from Azure Resources and methods and not the Azure Account commands to manage your account.
From now on, you can sign out like so:
This status bar item is part of Azure Account is separate from the Azure Resources extension.
We know this is confusing and we are working on deprecating the Azure Account extension soon to make this less confusing.
nturinski
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: N/A
Steps to Reproduce:
I have two Azure subscriptions. One is linked to my work account (...@lutrasecurity; see screenshot) and is called "Lutra Security" and one is linked to my private account and is called "Azure-Abonnement 1".
It doesn't matter with which account I am logged in or if I am logged in at all: I always get my private subscription. I captured the traffic between VSCode and azure.com and it sends a few requests (pink in the screenshot) with the JWT associated with the logged in user and then continues with the JWT for my private account (green in the screenshot).
I have been not been able to log out of my private account. Where are the credentials stored? And what could be the cause for the behaviour? If VSCode/the Azure plugins store the credentials in multiple locations, this could become a security issue.