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Azure VM Windows Server 2022 Domain Joining Issue
We have multiple Windows Server 2022 VMs in a dedicated Resource Group, created as per best practices for each engagement. All firewall roles, VNet, routing, and NSGs are configured, with Azure Firewall set up to communicate with the on-premises Active Directory. Telnet, nslookup, and ping tests are successful, but attempts to join the domain result in an error stating the network path object is no longer available. Any recommendation for effective troubleshooting steps?10Views0likes0CommentsModifying Release Retention Policy via the API in Azure DevOps Server
Hi, Is there a way to adjust the Release Retention in the Project Settings, specifically the Maximum retention policy and Default retention policy via the API in Azure DevOps Server? I'm looking to automate this process but am struggling to find clear documentation or references on the appropriate API endpoints or methods.amir1231905Jul 14, 2025Copper Contributor630Views0likes1CommentQuery DevOps for Feature duration
We're using the Feature Timeline to create a high-level planning of Features across Iterations. Some are single-iteration features, but some span multiple Iterations. I want to get the Feature information into Excel with the Team addin, including the beginning and ending iteration. However, when I query, I get a single Iteration for each Feature. Which Iteration is returned seems to depend on the first Iteration where the Feature was planned. So I cannot see from the query data whether a Feature spans multiple iterations, and not even if the Iteration returned with the Feature is the first or last Iteration the Feature is planned in. I've included all available Date/Duration/remotely relevant columns to see if I can find out if the information I need is available somewhere. Apparently not: all Date columns except Created/Changed are empty, and there's nothing Duration-like. Since the Feature Timeline 'knows' that some features span multiple Iterations, the information must be stored somewhere. But WHERE? Screenshots included: Feature 26417 in the Feature Timeline, spanning sprints 6 and 7; and the same Feature in a Team query in Excel, showing no date information and only the Iteration Path to sprint 6.FlorisMKJul 14, 2025Copper Contributor726Views0likes1CommentWhy can't my Function Access my Key Vault?
I am developing an automation for the first time with Azure Functions. In Azure, I have set up a Key Vault to store login credentials used in the Function. My account has the following roles: Contributor, Key Vault Administrator, Key Vault Secrets User, and Owner. Furthermore, the Managed Identity for my Function has the roles Key Vault Administrator, Key Vault Secrets User. In spite of all this, when I try to run my function locally with an HTTP endpoint using Postman, I get the following error: Azure.RequestFailedException: Caller is not authorized to perform action on resource. Did I give myself or my managed identity the wrong roles?jdm23133Jul 13, 2025Copper Contributor71Views0likes4CommentsFunction App access restrictions preventing ADO cloud Pipeline to Government tenant from succeeding
Hi there, I'm running into an access restrictions issue with Function App on our Gov tenant thats preventing the deployment from succeeding from our commercial cloud ADO. It seems that ADO cloud and / or the agents IP's need to be defined in the function app access restrictions, but unclear where to gather that IP info, or add an additional task on the release side. I read some other forums that reflected that noted the AgentCloud service tag should suffice, however that doesn't work either. Our service connection deploys app service code to the same RG the function app resides in just fine. Any feedback how solve this issue is greatly appreciated.DrueMJul 13, 2025Copper Contributor480Views0likes2CommentsAzure Devops Newbie Question
Hi all, I am setting up a test project with Agile process type and I am looking to view Epics, Features, User Stories and Tasks all within the same board however I am struggling with this one. If I set everything up on the backlog view I can expand them out and see everything fine. However when I select "View as Board" I dont get the view I am looking for (or maybe it is just not possible?). Within the boards views, on the right side I have the option to view Epics, Features and User stories but I can only select one at a time. If I select Epics I see Epics and Features. If I select Features I see Features and User Stories and if I select User Stories I see User Stories and Tasks. Is there a way to see all of them in one single view within the board? Any ideas are most welcome! ThanksSquidlegJul 13, 2025Copper Contributor420Views0likes1CommentHow should I publish my distributable release files in a release pipeline?
Hello community, I have been looking up quite some time on the subject of pipelines, but strangely, I cannot get to find an answer for this very simple scenario I have. Thing is, the releases to our software need to be published as a easily downloadable and versioned file/s or installer. Why? Because due to the nature of the bussiness, target environments do not have internet connection, so we need to offer manually downloadable distributable files/installer to manually install them. I have tried different things but these don't seem to work for me: - Publish as a "Pipeline Artifact": This option doesn't work in classic Release Pipelines (it throws an error "Cannot upload to a pipeline artifact from release environment."). - Publish as a "Build artifact": If I do it in a build pipeline, it will defeat the purpose of separation between "build" and "release" pipelines. Even if I did it anyway, it will be published as a "build" artifact, which will be very hard to reach in the Azure Devops web app: Pipelines>(Pipeline name)>(browse run name)>Artifacts>Artifact name, which also gets deleted like 30 days after. - Publish with "Universal Publish": This option seems to be very apt, since releases are added into the Azure Artifacts feed with a corresponding version number in a very "official" manner (i yet have to see how to assign this version number dynamically from build stage). But the problem is that apparently it's not possible to download universal packages from Azures Web App UI for technical reasons. Instead, I have to use Azure CLI. But i need to be able for me or any team member to download this artifact easily and without installing additional software or technical knowledge. Am I missing something here? Some considerations: we only have an Azure Devops plan, no other Azure services (storage, etc).AgusfvJul 13, 2025Copper Contributor494Views0likes1Comment[newbie] Can I access files in a given storage account via the Azure Cloud Shell CLI filesystem?
Can I access "these" files "there", or are the filesystems completely separate? Or is there a CLI command to link the two? Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide.Solved___John_L_Jul 12, 2025Copper Contributor30Views0likes2CommentsAzurepipeline Extension- doesn't give any error nor able to show dynamic dropdown value
I have created an extension, pushed to Marketplace & then used it in my org all this went so smooth. then when I started building Pipe line at TASK step when I choose my extension it is populating a field that has options pre-defined. but when it comes to dynamic it says "Not Found" aka empty. Details:- Custom step has 3 fields. Category- Cars [ pre defined option list ] Color - Blue [ pre defined option list ] Car List - this used endpoint - https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Satyabsai/b3970e2c3d229de2c70f1def3007ccfc/raw/02dc6f7979a83287adcb6eeecddb5575bef3516e/data.json ******************** TASK.JSON file**************************** { "id": "d9bafed3-2b89-4a4e-89b8-21a3d8a4f1d3", "name": "TestExecutor", "friendlyName": "Execute ", "description": "Executes", "helpMarkDown": "", "category": "Test", "author": "s4legen", "version": { "Major": 5, "Minor": 4, "Patch": 0 }, "instanceNameFormat": "Execute Test Suite $(carlist)", "inputs": [ { "name": "category", "type": "pickList", "defaultValue": "Web", "label": "Category", "required": true, "helpMarkDown": "Select the ", "options": { "mobile": "car", "web": "truck", "api": "Plan" } }, { "name": "Color", "type": "pickList", "defaultValue": "Blue", "label": "color", "required": true, "helpMarkDown": "Select the ", "options": { "nonProd": "Blue", "prod": "Red" } }, { "name": "Carlist", "type": "pickList", "defaultValue" :"BMWX7", "label": "Carlist", "required": true, "helpMarkDown": "Select the list to execute", "properties": { "EditableOptions": "true", "Selectable": "true", "Id": "CarInput" }, "loadOptions": { "endpointUrl": "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Satyabsai/b3970e2c3d229de2c70f1def3007ccfc/raw/02dc6f7979a83287adcb6eeecddb5575bef3516e/data.json", "resultSelector": "jsonpath:$[*]", "itemPattern": "{ \"value\": \"{value}\", \"displayValue\": \"{displayValue}\" }" } } ], "execution": { "Node16": { "target": "index.js" } }, "messages": { "TestSuiteLoadFailed": "Failed to load test from endpoint. Using default options." } } ************** ************************* const tl = require('azure-pipelines-task-lib/task'); const axios = require('axios'); const TEST_ENDPOINT = 'https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Satyabsai/b3970e2c3d229de2c70f1def3007ccfc/raw/02dc6f7979a83287adcb6eeecddb5575bef3516e/data.json'; async function getValue(field) { if (field === 'Carlist') { try { const response = await axios.get(TEST_ENDPOINT, { timeout: 5000 }); return { options: response.data.map(item => ({ value: item.value, displayValue: item.displayValue })), properties: { "id": "CarlistDropdown" } }; } catch (error) { tl.warning(tl.loc('TestLoadFailed')); } } return null; } async function run() { try { const color = tl.getInput('color', true); const category = tl.getInput('category', true); const carlist = tl.getInput('Carlist', true); const result = await axios.post(tl.getInput('clicQaEndpoint'), { testSuite, category, environment }, { timeout: 10000 }); tl.setResult(tl.TaskResult.Succeeded, `Execution ID: ${result.data.executionId}`); } catch (err) { tl.setResult(tl.TaskResult.Failed, err.message); } } module.exports = { run, getValue }; ******************** CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT JSON RESPONSE IS ACCPETABLE BY AZURE TO POPULATE DROPDOWN DYNAMICALLY SOURCE IS apisatyabsaiJul 12, 2025Copper Contributor26Views0likes1CommentIn Azure Devops, How to view all child work items for a dependent feature ?
I have a Epic with few features. In one of the feature, I have a user story that has a related link to other features. Is it possible to see all the features. its child user stories, tasks, bugs that are open for all the associated features ? Epic -> Feature 1 -> User stories -> Tasks, Bugs Epic -> Feature 2 -> User stories -> Tasks, Bugs Epic -> Feature 3 -> User stories -> Tasks, Bugs Epic -> Feature 4 -> Special User story (with relation to Feature 1, 2) -> Tasks, Bugs In the view I want to see all the features (that are associated to Special User story) and its childs Epic -> Feature 1 -> User stories, Tasks, Bugs Epic -> Feature 2 -> User stories, Tasks, BugsPrasadKMJul 12, 2025Copper Contributor54Views0likes1Comment
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