Add VisualStudioCodeCredential #10979
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- Remove unused code from VisualStudioCodeCredential
sdk/identity/Azure.Identity/src/LinuxVisualStudioCodeAdapter.cs
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| private static readonly Lazy<Action> s_clearStaticMetadataProvider = new Lazy<Action>(() => |
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Is compiling to expressions here worth it?
| public void Dispose() => WindowsNativeMethods.CredDelete(_target, WindowsNativeMethods.CRED_TYPE.GENERIC); | ||
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| private sealed class OsxRefreshTokenFixture : IDisposable |
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| public VisualStudioCodeCredentialLiveTests(bool isAsync) : base(isAsync) | ||
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| Matcher.ExcludeHeaders.Add("Content-Length"); |
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For curiosity sake why are we excluding content length?
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IdentityRecordedTestSanitizer changes request body, so computed "Content-Length" will be incorrect.
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In theory it should just work, can you debug and see why that codepaths is not getting hit?
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The identity tests have their own sanitizer, and it should update Content-Length as well.
If we can't figure out why we still need to omit this from the matcher let's not block merging this. Just file an issue to investigate.
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Error looks like this:
Header differences:
<Content-Length> values differ, request <181>, record <9>
So it is playback Content-Length that isn't sanitized.
sdk/identity/Azure.Identity/src/WindowsVisualStudioCodeAdapter.cs
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Great job adding test coverage to this not-so-easy-to-cover feature 👍 |
- On Linux, disable tests that require Libsecret
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| internal sealed class LinuxVisualStudioCodeAdapter : IVisualStudioCodeAdapter | ||
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| private static readonly string s_userSettingsJsonPath = Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.ApplicationData), "Code", "User", "settings.json"); |
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Seem like settings on Linux is under $HOME/.config/Code/User/settings.json.
See https://vscode.readthedocs.io/en/latest/getstarted/settings/
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