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@haocs haocs changed the title Mock [#114730201][#114888193] Automation for selecting subscription and tenant in authentication scenarios Mar 15, 2016
{
newTenant = tempTenant;
newSubscription = tempSubscription;
if (tempSubscription == null && i + 1 < tenants.Count())
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No need for the empty bock. You can invert the if to work for one case. Doesn't this work?

If( tempSubscription != null || i == (tenants.Count() -1) ) 

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BTW, this will change the logic of selecting the tenants. Now if tenant does not have any subscription - Last tenant will be selected. Somewhere in the code we say that "First subscription will be selected"

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  • yes.
  • To keep the tenant selecting order, how about iterating tenants in a reverse fashion? Personally, I don't think "first tenant/subscription" makes much sense here if tenants are not sorted(or sorted alphabetically).

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hovsepm pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 16, 2016
[#114730201][#114888193] Automation for selecting subscription and tenant in authentication scenarios
@hovsepm hovsepm merged commit f330472 into Azure:dev Mar 16, 2016
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