Cannot use Azure Sign Out about vscode-azure-account HOT 14 OPEN

Sorry about this, we've recently updated the extensions and the Azure Resources extension to use the built-in VS Code Microsoft authentication. Learn more about this move in the Azure Resources v0.8.0 release notes.

From now on, you can sign out like so:

We will release an update soon to Azure Account that adds a note to the readme alerting users of this change.

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@zendu I think I found a solution. You can sign in to both accounts by calling the "Sign In" command from the command palette. Make sure it's the command contributed by the Azure Resources extension with the id azureResourceGroups.logIn.

From this menu select "Sign in to another account"

Once finished, you will have two accounts added. And you will be able to access the subscriptions on the second account.

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The above workaround worked

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I'm having the same issue on Mac. I accidentally signed in with the wrong work account and I can no longer access subscriptions, as shown under RESOURECES, related to my other work account.

• Azure: Sign Out (Does nothing)
• Azure: Sign In (Can sign in to either tenant)
• Azure: Select Tenant (Fails given it's trying to use the wrong account)
• Azure: Select Subscriptions (Show the correct subscriptions on the command, but does not update in VS Code)

Are there any workarounds to clear the sign in?

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Thanks for the response, unfortunately, that doesn't work either. I can only sign out on the account I want to keep.

The second work account is listed in the profile section twice. I can sign out of one of the duplicates. But as soon as I try to sign out of the other duplicate, they both come back.

The only difference I can see is with the case on my email address.

Also, given some time the account will show duplicated again.

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Just an update, I was able to clear the account from VS Code by revoking all my sessions from AAD.

I can now get the correct subscriptions under resources.

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Just an update, I was able to clear the account from VS Code by revoking all my sessions from AAD.

I can now get the correct subscriptions under resources.

Thanks for the update and I'm glad you got it working. If it happens again let us know and open a new issue.

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@alexweininger , I have 2 work accounts. One is used for regular work - that I use to sync settings - and other one for Azure resources. I don't see any way to add another account in VS Code authentication. Signing out and singing in every time I need to work is not feasible.

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@zendu

I have 2 work accounts. One is used for regular work - that I use to sync settings - and other one for Azure resources. I don't see any way to add another account in VS Code authentication. Signing out and singing in every time I need to work is not feasible.

This is a very valid scenario that we probably need to support. I will look into any workarounds for you and if I can't find any, we will need to add support for multiple accounts.

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having the same issue, i try to logour with the signout button, with the comand pallete, with the console, and finally uninstalling the extension.
I Still having the same account on mi visual studio code. im getting out of my mind

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having the same issue, i try to logour with the signout button, with the comand pallete, with the console, and finally uninstalling the extension. I Still having the same account on mi visual studio code. im getting out of my mind

Do you have an Entra Admin you can reach out to? They can revoke all your sign-ins, which will clear out that problem. Luckily, I was the admin in the directory I had an issue with.

The only downside is you'll need to re-authenticate everywhere for that account.

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having the same issue, i try to logour with the signout button, with the comand pallete, with the console, and finally uninstalling the extension. I Still having the same account on mi visual studio code. im getting out of my mind

@TomasCaruso10 did you try the steps in this comment for how to sign out?

If you could record a video, that will help me diagnose your problem.

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After trying many times, finally i managed to log out from my windows computer, and that kind of “temporaly” solve the problem.
After that i spend 6 hours trying to deploy the function to azure, no way to do it..
The deploymant failed 90% of the time, and when it deployed succesfully, trigers wont be found.
No way to deploy it using azure cli either.
I moved the project to azure container apps :/

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Please update the extension, removing the commands that do not work. I spent hours before finding this issue.

Or if the non-working command is invoked, then show a dialog.

Thank you!

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