Storage Explorer Version
v1.44.0
Regression From
No response
Architecture
x64
Storage Explorer Build Number
No response
Platform
Windows
OS Version
No response
Bug Description
No possibility to authenticate via non default tenant because Auth window doenst open in external browser anymore.
In our corporate environment we have users with access to Storage Accounts in different tenants, not in the home tenant.
In the home tenant they have no Azure permissions at all.
Therefore Auth fails because auth happens by default on the home tenant. Before this version the auth window opened in the external browser, so we were able to change the Tenant ID and login.
But now this is not possible anymore because the auth happens within an window in Storage Explorer.
The perfect solution would be to allow the user to pick the tenant for auth before the auth prompt happens.
Resource Types
No response
Authentication Method
Sign in
Connection Type
Sign in (subscription)
Steps to Reproduce
- Launch Storage Explorer (completely unauthenticated)
- Sign In
- Embedded Auth Window opens with home tenant which is declined as the user has no permissions for Azure resources in the home tenant. The user can't pick a foreign tenant.
Actual Experience
- Launch Storage Explorer (completely unauthenticated)
- Sign In
- Embedded Auth Window opens with home tenant which is declined as the user has no permissions for Azure resources in the home tenant. The user can't pick a foreign tenant.
Expected Experience
- Launch Storage Explorer (completely unauthenticated)
- Sign In
- User can pick a tenant to connect - users tenants are being listed if he has multiple.
- Auth in selected tenant
Additional Context
No response
Storage Explorer Version
v1.44.0
Regression From
No response
Architecture
x64
Storage Explorer Build Number
No response
Platform
Windows
OS Version
No response
Bug Description
No possibility to authenticate via non default tenant because Auth window doenst open in external browser anymore.
In our corporate environment we have users with access to Storage Accounts in different tenants, not in the home tenant.
In the home tenant they have no Azure permissions at all.
Therefore Auth fails because auth happens by default on the home tenant. Before this version the auth window opened in the external browser, so we were able to change the Tenant ID and login.
But now this is not possible anymore because the auth happens within an window in Storage Explorer.
The perfect solution would be to allow the user to pick the tenant for auth before the auth prompt happens.
Resource Types
No response
Authentication Method
Sign in
Connection Type
Sign in (subscription)
Steps to Reproduce
Actual Experience
Expected Experience
Additional Context
No response