Releases: JosiahSiegel/vscode-ext-mysql-azure-auth
Release list
0.1.1-preview
mysql-azure-auth 0.1.1-preview
Community preview VSIX for the Azure Database for MySQL
Flexible Server + Microsoft Entra ID authentication VS Code
extension. This release is a pre-release, not an official
Microsoft extension, and is not affiliated with Microsoft,
Azure, Oracle, or MySQL.
Install
VS Code Marketplace (publisher: JosiahSiegel):
search for MySQL Azure Auth in the Extensions panel and
click Install. This workflow publishes the same VSIX
to the Marketplace automatically — no manual step required.
GitHub Releases (this artifact):
- Download
mysql-azure-auth-0.1.1-preview.vsix. - In VS Code: Extensions panel →
⋯menu →
Install from VSIX… → pick the downloaded file. - Reload VS Code when prompted.
Verify
The SHA-256 checksum is published alongside the VSIX:
64e8a7d7c76280fc40207929c816e48d647c9d4c048a89532ecfa20260b9d2b8
Known limitations
- Marketplace version is
package.json#version. This
GitHub Release is tagged0.1.1-preview
but the Marketplace publish uses
0.1.1(read from
package.json). Keep them aligned manually; the workflow
does not rewrite either. - Read-only by design. DDL, write SQL, and row/schema
editing are rejected byclassifySqlBatchbefore any
pool dispatch. There is no Marketplace opt-out for this. - No telemetry. The extension does not embed Application
Insights, Sentry, or any other analytics SDK. Outbound
calls are limited to the VS Code Microsoft auth provider,
Azure CLI (fallback), and the MySQL Flexible Server. - No device-code sign-in. Removed during preview; use
the VS Code Microsoft auth provider or the Azure CLI
fallback.
See SECURITY.md for the vulnerability
reporting policy and docs/PRIVACY.md
for the authoritative privacy policy.
Full Changelog: 0.1.0-preview...0.1.1-preview
0.1.0-preview
mysql-azure-auth 0.1.0-preview
Community preview VSIX for the Azure Database for MySQL
Flexible Server + Microsoft Entra ID authentication VS Code
extension. This release is a pre-release, not an official
Microsoft extension, and is not affiliated with Microsoft,
Azure, Oracle, or MySQL.
Install
- Download
mysql-azure-auth-0.1.0-preview.vsix
(or the versioned file below). - In VS Code: Extensions panel →
⋯menu →
Install from VSIX… → pick the downloaded file. - Reload VS Code when prompted.
Verify
The SHA-256 checksum is published alongside the VSIX:
228a49db34028f8bcf9f998943c55eae2152b5a904a17a453cda0dcad53268a4
Known limitations
- No Marketplace listing yet. This is a GitHub Releases
preview pending Azure live + pilot attestations for the
full Marketplace gate. - Read-only by design. DDL, write SQL, and row/schema
editing are rejected byclassifySqlBatchbefore any
pool dispatch. There is no Marketplace opt-out for this. - No telemetry. The extension does not embed Application
Insights, Sentry, or any other analytics SDK. Outbound
calls are limited to the VS Code Microsoft auth provider,
Azure CLI (fallback), and the MySQL Flexible Server. - No device-code sign-in. Removed during preview; use
the VS Code Microsoft auth provider or the Azure CLI
fallback.
See SECURITY.md for the vulnerability
reporting policy and docs/PRIVACY.md
for the authoritative privacy policy.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/JosiahSiegel/vscode-ext-mysql-azure-auth/commits/0.1.0-preview