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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the documentation to reflect the rebranding of the Azure Terraform extension to Microsoft Terraform and the deprecation of the Azure Account extension (deprecated January 2025) in favor of the Azure Resources extension. The changes ensure users have current information about installing and using the VS Code extension for Terraform development with Azure.
Key changes:
- Updated all references from "Azure Terraform" to "Microsoft Terraform" throughout the document
- Replaced deprecated Azure Account extension references with Azure Resources extension
- Updated screenshot references to match the new extension names
| - When you select **Install** for the Azure Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension. | ||
| - Azure Account is a dependency file for the Azure Terraform extension. This file is used to authenticate to Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - When you select **Install** for the Microsoft Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension earlier to authenticate with Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension |
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Missing space after comma in "Azure Account extension ,". Should be "Azure Account extension,".
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension | |
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension, authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension |
| - When you select **Install** for the Microsoft Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension earlier to authenticate with Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension |
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The phrase "installs the Azure Account extension earlier" is unclear and confusing. Since Azure Account is deprecated, this sentence should be updated to clarify that this was the previous behavior, not current behavior. Consider: "Previously, installing the Microsoft Terraform extension would automatically install the Azure Account extension to authenticate with Azure."
| - When you select **Install** for the Microsoft Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension earlier to authenticate with Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | |
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension | |
| - Previously, installing the Microsoft Terraform extension would automatically install the Azure Account extension to authenticate with Azure. | |
| - Now that the Azure Account extension is deprecated, authentication is handled by the Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and the Azure Resources extension. |
| - When you select **Install** for the Azure Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension. | ||
| - Azure Account is a dependency file for the Azure Terraform extension. This file is used to authenticate to Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - When you select **Install** for the Microsoft Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension earlier to authenticate with Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension |
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Grammar issue: should be "with the deprecation of the Azure Account extension" (needs article "the").
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension | |
| - Now with the deprecation of the Azure Account extension, authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension |
| - When you select **Install** for the Azure Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension. | ||
| - Azure Account is a dependency file for the Azure Terraform extension. This file is used to authenticate to Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - When you select **Install** for the Microsoft Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension earlier to authenticate with Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension |
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Grammar issue: should be "Visual Studio Code's built-in" (needs possessive form).
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension | |
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension, authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code's built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension |
| - Azure Account is a dependency file for the Azure Terraform extension. This file is used to authenticate to Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - When you select **Install** for the Microsoft Terraform extension, Visual Studio Code automatically installs the Azure Account extension earlier to authenticate with Azure and Azure-related code extensions. | ||
| - Now with deprecation of Azure Account extension , authentication will be handled by Visual Studio Code built-in Microsoft Authentication Provider and Azure Resources extension | ||
| - From the left menu, select **Extensions**, and enter `Azure Resources` in the search text box. |
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This instruction line appears indented as part of the previous Key points section, but it reads like a new numbered step. Consider restructuring: either make this a new numbered step at the document's main level, or rephrase to fit within the Key points context (e.g., "To install Azure Resources: from the left menu...").
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#reassign:jasongroce |
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@Srujan1993 To unblock this PR I need to pull it into our private publishing repo. I will get this submitted internally and published within the next few days. #please-close |
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This pull request aims to update the configure vs code extension for terraform markdown file with updated details and screenshots
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