Per-customer Azure CLI profiles. Gives each tenant identity its own AZURE_CONFIG_DIR folder that remembers its tenant, sign-in method and expected account. Switches the current shell between profiles or runs one command under a profile, signs straight back in to the right tenant when a token expires, warns about the wrong account, and never starts a sign-in from scrip
Per-customer Azure CLI profiles. Gives each tenant identity its own AZURE_CONFIG_DIR folder that remembers its tenant, sign-in method and expected account. Switches the current shell between profiles or runs one command under a profile, signs straight back in to the right tenant when a token expires, warns about the wrong account, and never starts a sign-in from scripts, CI or agents.
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0.0.1 - first public release. - azswap <profile> switches the shell's AZURE_CONFIG_DIR and signs in to the profile's tenant when the token has expired. - azswap new, login, list and help; tab completion for commands and profile names. - Each profile remembers its sign-in method (device code or -Interactive browser/WAM sign-in). - -Account records the account a profile must use; azswap warns on a mismatch and list marks it with '!'. - azswap run <profile> -- <command> runs one executable under a profile and refuses to run as the wrong account. - azswap import adopts existing ~/.azure-* folders, or splits ~/.azure into a profile per account (-FromDefault). - Never signs in from non-interactive hosts (redirected input, CI, -NonInteractive) or with -NoLogin; fails with the command to run instead. - Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7 on Windows, Linux and macOS.
