Alexander Viken
My feedback
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73 votes
Thanks for the feedback – be great to get continued input on this. Keep the votes coming!
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Apologies for the confusion on our part.
This is currently not on our roadmap. However, we will review this item in the future as we prioritize future releases.
Thanks for your suggestion.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This would really be useful and has been an obstacle we've been struggling with. Another option would be to be able to issue subscription keys to an application, regardless of who is working on it. The application owner could then add/remove team members as they need.
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140 votes
Could you elaborate more on the use case for this?
Parakh
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We understand this is a top customer ask and as such it is currently on our backlog to be prioritized. We will update when the status changes.
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There are a couple factors that determine availability of Add-ons in a country.
First, Azure continues to expand which countries are supported in the Store. Currently most of Europe is supported.
Second, Store partners select which of the available countries from which they wish to allow purchases of their Add-on.Which Add-on were you interested in purchasing?
An error occurred while saving the comment The use of public cloud and Azure is "booming" in Norway. It's about time customers here could take advantage of the same benefits offered to the rest of Europe (and the world)
This would be a really useful feature - We have at any given point a number of teams working on different applications - being able to assign a team key, or application key that works regardless of who is logged in as long as they are member of the dev team for the specific application