I currently have access to multiple directories in my Azure account, each containing several subscriptions with their own container registries. However, I can only see the registries in all subscriptions under one directory at a time. I am unable to either display all directories simultaneously or switch between directories within the Docker extension.
Is there a way to configure the Docker extension to view all subscriptions across multiple directories? Alternatively, is there a method to switch between directories within the Docker extension? Any guidance or steps to achieve either of these solutions would be greatly appreciated.
I currently have access to multiple directories in my Azure account, each containing several subscriptions with their own container registries. However, I can only see the registries in all subscriptions under one directory at a time. I am unable to either display all directories simultaneously or switch between directories within the Docker extension.
Is there a way to configure the Docker extension to view all subscriptions across multiple directories? Alternatively, is there a method to switch between directories within the Docker extension? Any guidance or steps to achieve either of these solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Share Improve this question edited Mar 26 at 3:22 Suresh Chikkam 3,6062 gold badges4 silver badges12 bronze badges Recognized by Microsoft Azure Collective asked Mar 18 at 22:56 Reza AbdollahiReza Abdollahi 11 Answer
Reset to default 0The Docker extension in VS Code relies on the Azure Account extension to authenticate and retrieve Azure resources. I have signed into my Azure account, which contains two directories.
Then I signed into Registries<Docker Extension with my azure account.
Here I can able to see all subscriptions across multiple directories in one place within the Docker extension.
However, there is no option to select a specific directory separately within the Docker extension.