After upgrading to Pro Plan the VsCode Extension still identifies me as being on the Open-source Plan

timmyb824 commented 8 months ago

Checklist

[ X ] I have searched the Sourcery documentation for the issue, and found nothing
[ X ] I have read the common issues and fixes listed in the Sourcery troubleshooting page, and found nothing
[ X ] I have checked there are no open bugs referencing the same bug or problem

Description

I went for an upgrade to a Pro Plan and expected the VS Code extension to acknowledge the upgrade, but after several hours and numerous attempts to resolve the issue, it still indicates that I am utilizing Sourcery Open Source. Here are the actions I have taken:

Reinstall the extension and log in again
Generate a new token and log in again
Remove the auth.yaml file and log in again
Reload VsCode countless times
Quit VsCode and reopen it several times

Since the project I am currently working on is related to my job, it is not open-source, hence I am unable to utilize sourcery. Additionally, it's still showing the Open Source version on my personal Mac (M2) as well.

Debug Information

IDE Version: VS Code Version: 1.85.2 (Universal)

Sourcery Version: v1.15.0

Operating system and Version: Intel Mac Ventura 13.6.1 M2 MacOS Sonoma 14.2.1

timmyb824 commented 8 months ago

While reviewing a pull request a few moments ago, I unexpectedly began receiving in-line sourcery suggestions. The sourcery hub tab in VSCode still indicates "Your Plan: Open Source," but at least it is now functioning properly on my non-open-source project, which it was not doing previously.

timmyb824 commented 8 months ago

Ok everything seems to be working now. I guess it just took a day?

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