auth: Check if tenant is signed in before listing subscriptions #1585
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Can you also update the README, e.g. line https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-azuretools/blob/main/auth/README.md?plain=1#L35
I didn't alter the public api. At least not yet. I will do that in a future PR when I have the pick tenant logic finished. |
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Fixes an issue where if you have tenants that aren't authenticated it currently throws an error and returns no subscriptions.
Instead of just try/catching and ignoring the
NotSignedInerror, I added a way to check before we throw the error at all. I did this because I have some work that builds on top of this which allows users to select an unauthenticated tenant and sign in to that tenant.