After upgrading to Pro Plan the VsCode Extension still identifies me as being on the Open-source Plan

[timmyb824]

Checklist

• [ X ] I have searched the Sourcery documentation for the issue, and found nothing
• [ X ] I have read the common issues and fixes listed in the Sourcery troubleshooting page, and found nothing
• [ X ] I have checked there are no open bugs referencing the same bug or problem

Description

I went for an upgrade to a Pro Plan and expected the VS Code extension to acknowledge the upgrade, but after several hours and numerous attempts to resolve the issue, it still indicates that I am utilizing Sourcery Open Source. Here are the actions I have taken:

1. Reinstall the extension and log in again
2. Generate a new token and log in again
3. Remove the auth.yaml file and log in again
4. Reload VsCode countless times
5. Quit VsCode and reopen it several times

Since the project I am currently working on is related to my job, it is not open-source, hence I am unable to utilize sourcery. Additionally, it's still showing the Open Source version on my personal Mac (M2) as well.

Debug Information

IDE Version:
VS Code Version: 1.85.2 (Universal)

Sourcery Version:
v1.15.0

Operating system and Version:
Intel Mac Ventura 13.6.1
M2 MacOS Sonoma 14.2.1

[timmyb824]

While reviewing a pull request a few moments ago, I unexpectedly began receiving in-line sourcery suggestions. The sourcery hub tab in VSCode still indicates "Your Plan: Open Source," but at least it is now functioning properly on my non-open-source project, which it was not doing previously.

[timmyb824]

Ok everything seems to be working now. I guess it just took a day?