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Based on the information you've provided, it seems you're encountering an issue with accessing Amazon Q Developer Pro from the VS Code extension. Let's go through a few potential reasons and solutions:
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Subscription Activation: If you've recently added the Q Pro subscription to the user, there might be a delay in activation. It can take up to 24 hours for the subscription to become active after being added to a user or group.
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Credential Verification: Ensure you're using the correct IAM Identity Center (IDC) credentials when logging into the Amazon Q extension. The credentials should be for the user you've added the Q Pro subscription to, not the root user or IAM admin user.
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Application Access: To verify if you have an active Amazon Q Developer Pro subscription:
- Sign in to your AWS access portal using the IAM IDC credentials
- Look for "Applications" and check if you see a "QDefaultProfile" application listed If you don't see this application, it indicates you're not subscribed to Amazon Q Developer Pro, and you should contact your administrator (in this case, yourself as the IAM admin) to ensure the subscription is properly set up.
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Extension Configuration: In VS Code, after installing the Amazon Q IDE extension:
- Click on the Amazon Q icon in the sidebar
- Choose "Use with Pro license" and select "Continue"
- Enter your IAM Identity Center URL (Start URL) and set the appropriate region
- Follow the authentication process, which should involve signing in with your Entra ID credentials
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Permissions: Ensure that the IAM Identity Center user has the necessary permissions to access Amazon Q Developer Pro. You may need to update the permissions set within IAM Identity Center.
If you've followed these steps and still don't see the "Pro" tag, it's possible there's a delay in the subscription activation or a configuration issue. You may want to wait 24 hours and try again, or double-check your subscription status in the AWS console.
If the problem persists, you might need to review the IAM permissions and ensure they allow the use of Amazon Q Developer Pro, or consider reaching out to AWS support for further assistance.
Sources
Accessing Amazon Q Developer using Microsoft Entra ID and VS Code to accelerate development | AWS DevOps & Developer Productivity Blog
Troubleshooting Amazon Q Developer Pro subscriptions - Amazon Q Developer
Troubleshoot Amazon Q Developer authentication errors in IDE | AWS re:Post
