yesterday i installed Azure Devops 2019 (2020) and everything was ok.
i created my first collection
then i granded permission to my friend as collection administrator in its group
then we checked this button and grant permission to others via panel
But today security button hide for both of us (today my security button disappeared and gone )
You can try deleting and redeploying the Azure DevOps server to see if there is still the question.
By the way, you can use the REST API to view the security of the collection. This REST API was not documented, and I found it using the developer console (F12 in most browsers).
GET https://{instance}/{collection}/_settings/security?__rt=fps&__ver=2
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My Account(AAD) is Linked with 2 DevOps Organisation(personal organization & Business orgnaization)
I am unable to view Business orgnaization on DevOps Profile but able view personal organization.
I am able to access both via Url https://dev.azure.com/xxxCloud/.
I can't able to Connect DevOps Business Organisation with Visual Studio also.
Please try the following steps:
Please enter aka.ms/vssignout in browser and login to aka.ms/vsprofile again to see if the issue still exists.
If your organizations are in different AADs, please select the right directory in the dropdown list.
Please use other PCs to sign in and check if it works.
If you sign in this organization, can you see the projects in it? Please click specific projects in Web UI, or add project name in organization URL to get access to it.
Please ask your AAD admin to remove your MSA account from Azure Active directory and re-add you again to check if the issue still exists.
I'm developing an azure function in VS Code. I have the Azure Functions extension installed.
I have created the function and its running locally just fine.
But when I sign in to azure using the extension it does not see any of my Azure subscriptions. Therefore I can't select a subscription and deploy the function.
Has anyone else encountered this and found a workaround?
I had the same problem and I was able to sign in by clearing the azure tenant id in the azure extension settings for VS Code
You can try to the following ways to troubleshoot.
1.Go to azure portal and login your account to check if the account has active subscription listed.
2.In VS code, try to sign out and sign in again.
3.Use the below script with azure cli to login your account
az login --debug
4.If you have set MFA for your account, re-open the browser and re-login to the portal, which triggered the wizard for me to configure all needed for MFA authentication. After that, az login works again.
Move your mouse to there, you will see a filter icon.
Click it, then you will find all subscriptions.
The new user setup their account at the tail end of last week and today we added them via the documented invite mechanism to join our dev team using the Microsoft account email address.
they have received the email and clicked the accept link in it and logged in to the portal # {mycorp}.visualstudio.com and confirmed they can see the dashboards, boards, ect.
Having put them in the same team as the rest of us which is a member of the contributors default group for the project in question I was then expecting to open up VS and pull the latest from the repo root.
The user can see everything but the repo it seems so I hit a wall.
How do I fix this because as far as I can tell they have all the permissions that the rest of the team has?
Ok figured it out ... he was setup as using a VS sub but the VS sub was not found.
Some Azure DevOps users need to become Basic users instead of VS Enterprise users, because these users got another role in our organisation.
I removed the VS Enterprise subscription from these users in the MS partner portal (partner.microsoft.com). But Azure DevOps still sees the previously assigned VSE subscription for the users. And I cannot change the access level to Basic because Azure DevOps somehow detects the VSE subscription on the user.
How can I change the access level for the affected users?
Thanks for the input.
Currently, Azure Devops only validates the subscription when the user is added. So remove the user from the organization and then re-add them after removing the subscription should fix it.
Update to this since Eddie's answer is out of date
As of this date, Azure DevOps will automatically change access level based on Visual Studio Subscription (assuming the user is tied to the same email address in AzDO that their VS sub is tied to). You DO NOT have to remove the user from Azure DevOps and add them back in to get Visual Studio Subscription changes to appear in AzDo.
Scenario I observed 02/03/2021
Existing AzDO user had access level of: Visual Studio Professional subscription. User had license upgraded to Visual Studio Enterprise subscription on 02/02/2021. User logged out and back in on 02/03/2021 and access level updated correctly.
When attempting to add users to VSTS who exist in the connected Azure Active Directory, I am getting a message stating "You are inviting users from outside your directory". I have checked the setting page and it shows that VSTS is backed by the correct Azure Active Directory. Why would the users in AAD not come up as available users in VSTS? Thanks for your help.
Had to open a ticket with Microsoft to address this issue - even though VSTS was showing that it was linked to the correct AAD, we recently changed our domain for AAD and there are additional changes that MS has to make to ensure the linking is functional.