Azure Resources for Visual Studio Code (Preview)View and manage Azure resources directly from VS Code.
Move to built-in VS Code authenticationThe Azure Resources extension now uses the built-in VS Code Microsoft authentication provider to authenticate with Azure, and no longer depends on the Azure Account extension. This move increases the reliability of Azure authentication, especially when using a proxy. How to Sign InSign in by selecting the "Sign in to Azure..." item in the Azure Resources view.
You can also sign in using the new "Azure: Sign In" command contributed by the Azure Resources extension. Note: make sure you don't mistake it for the old Azure Account "Azure: Sign In" command. How to Sign OutSign out in the Accounts menu located in the bottom left of your VS Code window. Filter SubscriptionsYou can filter the displayed subscriptions just as before, by selecting the Filter icon on any subscription. Previously filtered subscriptions will not be migrated automatically. The filtered subscriptions are stored in the new Sign In to a Specific Directory/TenantUse the new "Sign in to Directory" command to sign in to directories that cannot be automatically authenticated to on initial sign in. This is useful for directories/tenants that require MFA. Executing this command will show a menu with a list of unauthenticated directories. If the list is empty, then sessions exist for each directory already. Using Sovereign CloudsTo connect to a sovereign cloud, set the Support for vscode.devThe Azure Resources extension fully supports running on vscode.dev and github.dev. This means you can use the Azure Resources extension to manage your Azure resources directly from your browser! Note that this does not require the Azure Accounts extension and uses VS Code's built-in authentication provider. FeaturesResource and Workspace viewsUse the Resources explorer to create and manage Azure resources. Use the Workspace explorer to create files and deploy. GroupingChange the way resources are grouped to fit your workflow. Activity LogView all of your recent activities and quickly access resources you've recently created in the Activity Log. Create ResourcesCreate an Azure resource from your installed extensions directly in VS Code. Azure ExtensionsInstall these extensions to enable additional resource-specific features.
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