public void SetCurrentContext(AsAzureAccount azureAccount, AsAzureEnvironment asEnvironment)
{
_profile.Context = new AsAzureContext(azureAccount, asEnvironment)
{
TokenCache = AsAzureClientSession.TokenCache.Serialize()
};
}
public override void ExecuteCmdlet()
{
var azureAccount = new AsAzureAccount
{
Type = ServicePrincipal ? AsAzureAccount.AccountType.ServicePrincipal : AsAzureAccount.AccountType.User
};
SecureString password = null;
if (Credential != null)
{
azureAccount.Id = Credential.UserName;
password = Credential.Password;
}
if (ServicePrincipal)
{
azureAccount.Tenant = TenantId;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(ApplicationId))
{
azureAccount.Id = ApplicationId;
}
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(CertificateThumbprint))
{
azureAccount.CertificateThumbprint = CertificateThumbprint;
}
}
if (ShouldProcess(string.Format(Resources.LoginTarget, AsEnvironment.Name), "log in"))
{
var currentProfile = AsAzureClientSession.Instance.Profile;
var currentContext = currentProfile.Context;
// If there is no current context create one. If there is one already then
// if the current credentials (userid) match the one that is already in context then use it.
// if either the userid that is logging in or the environment to which login is happening is
// different than the one in the context then clear the current context and proceed to login.
// At any given point in time, we should only have one context i.e. one user logged in to one
// environment.
if (currentContext == null || Credential == null ||
string.IsNullOrEmpty(currentContext.Account.Id) ||
!currentContext.Account.Id.Equals(Credential.UserName) ||
!RolloutEnvironment.Equals(currentContext.Environment.Name))
{
AsAzureClientSession.Instance.SetCurrentContext(azureAccount, AsEnvironment);
}
// TODO: Remove IfDef
#if NETSTANDARD
var asAzureProfile = AsAzureClientSession.Instance.Login(currentProfile.Context, password, WriteWarning);
#else
var asAzureProfile = AsAzureClientSession.Instance.Login(currentProfile.Context, password);
#endif
WriteObject(asAzureProfile);
}
}
public override void ExecuteCmdlet()
{
AsAzureAccount azureAccount = new AsAzureAccount();
SecureString password = null;
if (Credential != null)
{
azureAccount.Id = Credential.UserName;
password = Credential.Password;
}
if (ShouldProcess(string.Format(Resources.LoginTarget, AsEnvironment.Name), "log in"))
{
var currentProfile = AsAzureClientSession.Instance.Profile;
var currentContext = currentProfile.Context;
// If there is no current context create one. If there is one already then
// if the current credentials (userid) match the one that is already in context then use it.
// if either the userid that is logging in or the environment to which login is happening is
// different than the one in the context then clear the current context and proceed to login.
// At any given point in time, we should only have one context i.e. one user logged in to one
// environment.
if (currentContext == null || Credential == null ||
string.IsNullOrEmpty(currentContext.Account.Id) ||
!currentContext.Account.Id.Equals(Credential.UserName) ||
!RolloutEnvironment.Equals(currentContext.Environment.Name))
{
AsAzureClientSession.Instance.SetCurrentContext(azureAccount, AsEnvironment);
}
var asAzureProfile = AsAzureClientSession.Instance.Login(currentProfile.Context, password);
WriteObject(asAzureProfile);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates new instance of AsAzureContext.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="account">The AS azure account object</param>
/// <param name="environment">The AS azure environment object</param>
public AsAzureContext(AsAzureAccount account, AsAzureEnvironment environment)
{
Account = account;
Environment = environment;
}
