microsoft / microsoft/azure-tools-for-java

[IntelliJ] Uncaught Exception com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.lib.auth.AzureToolkitAuthenticationException: you are not signed-in.

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Description

IntelliJ build version: 2024.2.3 IC-242.23339.11
OS: Windows 11
JDK: JetBrains s.r.o. 21.0.4
Plugin version: 3.92.0-2024.2
Additional Info: None
Parent component:

com.intellij.openapi.wm.impl.IdeRootPane[,8,8,1366x720,layout=com.intellij.openapi.wm.impl.IdeRootPane$MyRootLayout,alignmentX=0.0,alignmentY=0.0,border=,flags=449,maximumSize=,minimumSize=,preferredSize=]

Error message:

IdeaLoggingEvent[message=null, throwable=com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.lib.auth.AzureToolkitAuthenticationException: you are not signed-in.
	at com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.lib.auth.AzureAccount.lambda$account$0(AzureAccount.java:59)
	at com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.lib.auth.AzureAccount.account(AzureAccount.java:59)
	at com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.intellij.legacy.webapp.runner.webappconfig.ui.WebAppDeployConfigurationPanel.lambda$setValue$20(WebAppDeployConfigurationPanel.java:310)
	at com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.intellij.legacy.webapp.runner.webappconfig.ui.WebAppDeployConfigurationPanel.setValue(WebAppDeployConfigurationPanel.java:309)
	at com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.intellij.legacy.webapp.runner.webappconfig.ui.WebAppDeployConfigurationPanel.resetFromConfig(WebAppDeployConfigurationPanel.java:167)
	at com.microsoft.azure.toolkit.intellij.legacy.webapp.runner.webappconfig.ui.WebAppDeployConfigurationPanel.resetFromConfig(WebAppDeployConfigurat
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  1. The above exception occurs when I try to log in using OAuth 2.0, where the browser opens two separate login pages, leading to a duplicated login process. However, it works fine when using Azure CLI.

  2. In IntelliJ, every action is being executed twice when using the Azure Toolkit. When attempting to log in through OAuth 2.0, the browser opens two separate login pages, leading to a duplicated login process.

  3. In addition to the duplicated actions in IntelliJ when using the Azure Toolkit, after submitting an error report, it redirects me to the browser and opens the issue ticket submission page twice. This results in two identical issue tickets being created.

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