No indication that there are no subscriptions about vscode-azure-account HOT 10 CLOSED

Well, I signed up and had an Azure dashboard and was able to do some things but I now understand that was just an account. I later realized I also had to create a subscription. In any event, I got it working. :-)

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We could improve that case by telling the user that they successfully logged in, but there are no subscriptions to work with.

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Could you check if there is anything in the console (Help > Toggle Developer Tools) after it failed?

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No errors in the Console related to this.

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Here's a video so we can better track down what the issue is.

https://flightoffice.wistia.com/medias/ksto8wxa5s

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I found the problem. It seems that there are 2 levels of having an account with Azure. So although I had an account with Azure where I logged in and accessed my dashboard and everything else, I still needed to create a further account within that. Quite unintuitive.

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@lee-40square Did you have no subscriptions at first?

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@nick-beers... Are you the one that posted a review with the Azure Storage extension? We think this might be your issue if you have no subscriptions. (Azure sign-in is handled by this extension, not the Azure Storage extension.) We'd love to help you resolve if you can verify, thanks!

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@NickBeers @nick-beers I would really appreciate it if you would let us know if this issue came from you can so can make sure it's solved. Thanks!

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Another case is when asking for all known tenants and getting an empty list back. That will be fixed with #102 and might be what some reports were describing.

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