AuthorizationFailure when using different Entra account

We have a setup where we have a different entra account for elevated purposes. I assume this is why i get the following error:

[2026-02-02T12:52:36.358Z] Executing 'DfmGetOrchestrationsFunction' (Reason='This function was programmatically called via the host APIs.', Id=6181332c-f45c-4f15-954a-b2f4bca06bb9)
[2026-02-02T12:52:36.823Z] DFM failed
[2026-02-02T12:52:36.823Z] DurableTask.AzureStorage: This request is not authorized to perform this operation. Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage: This request is not authorized to perform this operation.
[2026-02-02T12:52:36.824Z] Executed 'DfmGetOrchestrationsFunction' (Succeeded, Id=6181332c-f45c-4f15-954a-b2f4bca06bb9, Duration=490ms)

When trying to "Attach" to a storage account.

The reasoning for me being suspicious about this is that my accounts are set up this way:

• Primary (Entra account logged in on Windows and used for login on PC)
  Test: Contributor
  Staging: Read
  Production/Read

• Priveledged (Entra account logged in on windows, but not used for logging in on PC)
  Test: Read
  Staging: Contributor
  Production: Contributor

I am able to view all 3 storage accounts in the "Durable Functions" viewer in the Azure tab in VS Code, but i am only able to connect to the one in test where i have Contributor access.

However i am not able to switch to my priveledged account and get access to either Staging or Production. I have tried:

• Logging out of all accounts in VS Code - restart - try again
• Logging in with only the priveledged account
• Logging in with both accounts at the same time

No file or test is named. Start by reproducing the Attach flow from the Azure tab with separate primary and privileged Entra accounts, then trace the account and authorization handling involved. Done means a privileged account can attach to staging or production without the reported AuthorizationFailure.