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[Identity] Getting a token via VisualStudioCodeCredential using v0.10.0 of the Azure Account Extension results in an error #23249
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Any workaround for bug? looks like not possible to install previous version of Azure Account. |
In the drop-down list of uninstall, there is an option "install another version". |
This issue will be addressed in a future releae. #25713 |
Hi, How do I make it work then? Has it been implemented yet? Do I still need to go back to previous version for my VSCode local app to be able to talk to Azure? Can someone point me in the right direction please? |
Hello @Jan-Kowalik-mulberryrisk! This hasn't been implemented yet. You should not roll back to a previous version of the extension as that can cause other problems. In the interim the recommendation is to authenticate using the Azure CLI. |
How do I use I tried the below but neither works:
Then I tried reverting to the old working version and it works then. |
Name of the cache where the token is stored has changed from version 0.9.11 to 0.10.0 for Azure Account extension for VS Code. As a result of this the Visual Studio Code Credential throws an error/ exception in JS with the following message because the cache with that name is not found
JS Bug filed by customer - Azure/azure-sdk-for-js#20500
VS Code Account extension bug filed by customer - microsoft/vscode-azure-account#443
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