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These accounts aren't duplicate, they are sessions that exist for each signed-in tenant. I think the best solution would be to change the account label to . This would match what the Azure portal does. <img width="201" alt="image" src=""I think this is an important change to make because this really doesn't look good and is confusing to users. Especially when users are trying to sign out. The screenshot below is after I sign in with a single Microsoft account that has 4 tenants. Having 4 tenants is not uncommon. <img width="515" alt="image" src=""
Yeah this goes back to that "technically they're different accounts because they're in different tenants" thing. I'm inclined to agree with you and dedupe per-label.
Although that would present better, I think deduping on the label wouldn't be great unless you made the label more standard across tenants. In that case, I think changing the label to be just email would be best. Then all of these sessions in my example screenshot could be grouped as one. If you deduped per-label with the current labelling it would show two accounts, one that represents 3 tenants, and another representing another single tenant. That would still be pretty confusing. IMO there's two options: Dedupe by email and hide all tenant related stuff. Signing out of that account removes all sessions associated with that email, regardless of tenant. Don't dedupe at all, instead include the tenant display name in the label as .
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text: throw e; } <del> let label; if (claims.name && claims.email) { label = `${claims.name} - ${claims.email}`; } else { label = claims.email ?? claims.unique_name ?? claims.preferred_username ?? 'user@example.com'; } </del> const id = `${claims.tid}/${(claims.oid ?? (claims.altsecid ?? '' + claims.ipd ?? ''))}`; const sessionId = existingId || `${id}/${randomUUID()}`; this._logger.trace(`[${scopeData.scopeStr}] '${sessionId}' Token response parsed successfully.`);