0.6.1 Get-AzSubscription

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Description

VS Code w/Get-AzSubscription.

Script/Steps for Reproduction

Start VS Code with PowerShell Core 6.1.0 in terminal. Using the VS Code 1.29.1 w/Azure Account 0.6.2 extension one could simply type Get-AzureRmSubscription and you were signed in using Windows PowerShell 5.1 w/AzureRm (any version).

NOT with Az. Instead you get WARNING: Unable to acquire token for tenant '6c648512-a417-....'

Additionally, when you attempt to save your context with Save-AzContext and reload it on your next session, it loads your saved context, but doesn't actually sign you in.

Select-AzSubscription -Name $AzContext.Context.Subscription.Name -Context $AzContext.Context

When executing the above code, it should not only have you signed in, but select the proper subscription allowing the rest of your code to execute, but it does not. Again you get WARNING: Unable to acquire token for tenant '6c648512-a417-....'

Additionally,

Save-AzContext -Profile $AzContext -Path $($ProfilePath + $AzContext.Context.Account.Id + "@$Subscription.json") -Force

$AzContext = Import-AzContext -Path $($ProfilePath + $UPN + "@$Subscription.json") -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

Select-AzSubscription -Name $AzContext.Context.Subscription.Name -Context $AzContext.Context

The code above is also not working the SAME as AzureRm. In previous scripts we successfully used

Select-AzureRmSubscription -Subscription $AzureRmContext.Context.Subscription.Name

...without any issues. This doesn't work for Az.

Module Version

Get-Module -ListAvailable

Environment Data

$PSVersionTable

Debug Output

[ronbok]

This can be closed as it appear to be related to

#7110
#7456
#7949

[ronbok]

Hopefully the fix will get release soon.