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Modern login subscription selector #33386
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Description of Feature or Work Requested
The login subscription selector is unusable in my organisation as we have a lot of subscriptions and they have long names.
So, for example, what I see is:
It is impossible for my to identify a subscription from this list based on the name, and I can't memorise all of the subscription IDs and find them in a huge list.
Firstly, it would be great to see the full subscription name. Then I would really appreciate some kind of search/autocomplete feature like exists on modern CLI implementations.
Currently I always login, hit Enter on the subscription selector without trying to pick a subscription, then I do
az account set. If the subscription selector was better I wouldn't need to do the second command.Minimum API Version Required
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2026-06-30
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