* Update org in reference repo
This threw me off in #194352 -- I was not familiar with the original repo owner so I assumed this info was stale. The link now redirects to the REditorSupport org, but having the correct source in the plain text is still preferable for human readers.
* Update template generation source
* Update R repo in cgmanifest
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Co-authored-by: Alex Ross <alros@microsoft.com>
So, when you make a new session in the Microsoft Identity stack, depending on the scopes you pass in you might get:
* A token with a name & email
* A token with just a name
Additionally, Microsoft has like 3-4 concepts of essentially an "id" but depending on what you're trying to access, you might get a different value.
This historical behavior leads to 2 awkward things:
1. The account menu shows two accounts, one with name & email, one with just email.
2. The account menu shows two of the same accounts, but their underlying id is different
So, to fix this, we're just gonna lean on the labels. In other words, if there are two accounts that share the same label, then they will be grouped together.
The previous behavior was hurting the Azure Account folks and the Q# folks and with this change, I believe they both should be happy.
Interestingly enough, when I inherited this code, it use to do this, but I changed it to use the id as that seemed "more correct"... so it a way, this is reverting a change I did a while back.
Fixes https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/184218
* Modified updatePathsOnRename.ts to fix issue where import paths were not being updated when multiple files were moved.
* Removed errant console log
* Changed return statements to continue in for-of loop
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Co-authored-by: Stephen Melvin <steve.melvin@dtn.com>
The idea here is... if a token is currently being refreshed, well then getting a token of those scopes should wait for that to finish.
Core has a really nice `SequencerByKey` for exactly this kind of thing, and so I've stolen that and started to organize the code with a `common` folder.
Oh, I also noticed we were sorting twice and fixed that to only sort once.
ref https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/186693
This PR adds a ton more logging, a consistant format, and fixes the log levels of some.
Additionally, there are two small fixes that I have included:
* we were firing the `_sessionChangeEmitter` twice when a session was removed
* when processing updates from other windows, we returned instead of continued... thus were only processing the first account that was added in another window
