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.
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I have added multiple team members to two different teams in Azure Devops project. But team members are not able to see organization, project and dashboards when they login to devops account?
team members are not able to see organization, project and dashboards
Users cannot see the organization, you can first check whether these users have been added to the organization in Users of Organization Settings.
Then you can check whether the user has the permission to access the project on the Manage user page.
Regarding that users cannot see the projects, you can check whether the “View project-level information” permission of the team is set to Deny in the Permissions of Projects Settings.
Regarding that the user cannot see the dashboard, there should be no permission to restrict it. All users in the project should be able to see the dashboard. Can you share the screenshots about this issue?
In addition, you can try to let users log in with incognito window to see if the problem exists. Check if your organization is connected to AAD.
This is the answer for my additional questinos.
To get an access to Devops project user must be added in the organization either as stakeholder or owner
Once they are owner or stakeholder they are able to access all the features.
I have a user who is both Project Admin and Team Admin (all teams) within a project in Azure DevOps. They appear to be unrestricted within the project except when they attempt to modify sprint taskboard settings. They are immediately presented with a warning:
'You do not have sufficient permissions to configure cards for this
team. You must either be a team administrator or a project
administrator.'
As the user is both project/team admin and able to modify the project's process, I'm at a loss as to what is missing. Or could this possibly be a bug? This is the only thing within the project that is blocking the user.
The screen is under 'Boards/Sprints/[Sprint Name]/[Cog icon in top right]'
The access level of this user is stakeholder. Please contact members of the Project Collection Administrators group to change the access level of the user to Basic.
Users with Stakeholder access level have partial access to Azure Boards in private projects. You can find more detailed information about access level in this document.
Does anybody know if it is possible to prevent a user of Azure DevOps from being able to see code on the web interface and force to checkout locally in order to see it. I am looking this feature in Team Foundation Server 2015 as well.
Does anybody know if it is possible to prevent a user of Azure DevOps from being able to see code on the web interface and force to checkout locally in order to see it.
To achieve this, we could set the access level of that specify user as stakeholder.
In this case, that user do not have permissions to see code on the web interface:
To checkout it locally, we could provide a PAT, which have permission access the repo to the user, so that that user could use git command line to checkout it:
git clone <repo>(https://<PAT>#dev.azure.com/<OrganizationName>/MyTestProject/_git/TestSample) <directory>
Besides, this method should also work for Team Foundation Server 2015.
Update:
is it posible to just restrict view of code on the web for a user with
a visual studio subscription, the porblem is that an stakeholder might
be very limited...
The answer is yes. Go to the Project Settings-> Repositories-> Add a specify user and set the Read permission as Deny:
Then we could not acess the code on the web UI:
I am currently trying to set up a build through Visual Studio App Center to connect to a VSTS repository.
I have a VSTS account through my works Active Directory and I am also a member of other organizations VSTS instances using the same email. When I connect to configure a build through VSTS, I am only given options to projects that I have access to in only my organization.
I have revoked my initial connection per this, but it is still showing only the projects within my organization when re-authorizing.
Is there a way to connect to projects that are a part of the other organizations I am affiliated with?
Revoke the connection first and then following the steps below:
Switch to VSTS Web Portal.
Click on Personal Settings and click "My profile".
Switch to the Directory which contains the VSTS account you want to connect.
Go back to VSAC and connect to the VSTS. You should see the switched Directory on the OAuth page:
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.