I was trying to get rid of old tenants and cleaning up my subscriptions but it looks like now it is even worse...
I have a Default tenant with a Pay-As-You-Go subscription. I have 2 other tenants ("tenant_1" and "tenant_2"), in which I try to have different B2C directories (for different projects). Under my Default tenant, I created 2 resource groups, lets call it "resource_1" and "resource_2" where I intend to have my B2C directories and, in the future, other services I might have for each project.
I see 2 different issues: Issue 1: Now, when I go to "tenant_1" (which already had a b2c directory before), I can see the warning "An Azure subscription is required...", however, when I follow the steps
Switch Directories to the location of your target Azure subscription
Under Marketplace, search for and select 'B2C'
Select Create to link this B2C Tenant to a subscription
I can't find the existing B2C If I try to create a subscription for this tenant, it fails and tells me that I should do it in the default one (which already has it)
Issue 2: from "tenant_2" I can't really do anything, can't create resources, can't see my b2c, etc. In this case, when I go to my default tenant and select the resource group, I can see there is a b2C tenant, click there and I get redirected to the incorrect b2c tenant (to the default one instead of the one in the resource group).
I know this sounds crazy, and very complicated, I can't really understand what is going on, but I spent all day trying to figure this out and there seems to make no sense at all...
Maybe the understanding I have about tenants, resource groups and directories is wrong... but this all seems very convoluted and unnecessarily complicated.