Public/Disconnect-AzRetirementMonitor.ps1
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function Disconnect-AzRetirementMonitor { <# .SYNOPSIS Disconnects from AzRetirementMonitor by clearing the stored access token .DESCRIPTION Clears the access token stored by Connect-AzRetirementMonitor. This does not affect your Azure CLI or Az.Accounts session - you remain logged in to Azure after disconnecting. The token is cleared from memory by setting the module-scoped variable to $null. Since PowerShell access tokens are session-based and time-limited, this is sufficient for cleanup. The token cannot be recovered after clearing. .EXAMPLE Disconnect-AzRetirementMonitor Clears the stored access token .OUTPUTS None. Displays a success message when disconnection completes. #> [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType([void])] param() if ($script:AccessToken) { # Clear the token from memory # Note: PowerShell doesn't have secure string clearing for regular strings, # but since these are time-limited session tokens (not long-lived credentials), # setting to $null is acceptable. The token will be garbage collected. $script:AccessToken = $null Write-Host "Disconnected from AzRetirementMonitor successfully" Write-Verbose "Access token cleared from module memory" } else { Write-Verbose "No active connection to disconnect" } } |