Select Azure DevOps organization associated with repository hangs #538
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Is this an ADO repo or a repo from some other Git provider (GitHub, etc.)? Can you also go to the Output pane (Ctrl+Shift+U), select the "Azure Pipelines" log, and paste its contents here? |
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It is indeed an internal MS ADO repo. That said, it seems something has changed in the background as I no longer get the Select Azure DevOps Organization prompt when opening an yml pipeline file. Without the prompt popping up, I don't know how to attempt to select an ADO Organization to get you the requested output logs as the option does not seem to be within the command palette. The extension still seems to be the same version: Whereas, VS Code is a newer version: |
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Interesting, if you're in an ADO repo, the detection should happen silently :) (because it can figure out what organization it needs from the Git URL!). Since you're not seeing this anymore, that's a good sign it was able to perform the schema detection properly this time. You can test this out by seeing if internal tasks have warning squigglies (bad) or descriptions on hover (good). I don't think we can investigate this further at the moment, so I'm going to close this - but if you start seeing the prompt again, or the squigglies are showing up, we can re-open :). |
@50Wliu , clarifying question about this statement: Are you saying that I would not be seeing these yellow squiggles if the extension had correctly determined the ADO organization? Both of these pipelines work as intended when ran as the tasks are currently available within the organization.
EDIT: |
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I got the popup notification again today. Nothing seems to be in the Azure Pipelines output log though:
Still same VSCode and extension versions as noted here: #538 (comment) |
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@VanessaRussell, we released a new version this week that should have much-improved logging; would you mind trying again? Sorry for the hassle 😅. |
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From the Azure Pipelines output: From the Azure Pipelines Language output: The yellow squiggles:
I tried open/close VS Code a few times and didn't get the popup asking to select the ADO Repo which makes sense since the logs indicate that it is identifying it correctly. |
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On a hunch...what happens if you navigate to https://app.vssps.visualstudio.com/_apis/connectiondata in your browser? You should get a JSON blob back with - crucially - an |
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I get this JSON blob. I've removed the values to post publicly. Feel free to reach out on Teams if the values matter 🙂 {
"authenticatedUser": {
"id": "",
"descriptor": "",
"subjectDescriptor": "",
"providerDisplayName": "",
"isActive": true,
"properties": {
"Account": {
"$type": "",
"$value": ""
}
},
"resourceVersion": 0,
"metaTypeId": 0
},
"authorizedUser": {
"id": "",
"descriptor": "",
"subjectDescriptor": "",
"providerDisplayName": "",
"isActive": true,
"properties": {
"Account": {
"$type": "",
"$value": ""
}
},
"resourceVersion": 0,
"metaTypeId": 0
},
"instanceId": "",
"deploymentId": "",
"deploymentType": "",
"locationServiceData": {
"serviceOwner": "",
"defaultAccessMappingMoniker": "",
"lastChangeId": 0,
"lastChangeId64": 0
}
} |
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I have the same issue. I'm also able to retrieve the
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Same issue here, same extension version as user systobe above (v1.228.0) VSCode version: |
Whenever I open a yml file that I've associated with the Azure Pipelines extension, I will receive this popup asking me to select the Azure DevOps organization that is associated with my repository for better IntelliSense:
Clicking on the Select organization button will open the command palette; however, nothing seems to happen no matter how long I leave it spinning. I've also tried directly typing in the name of the organization and pressing Enter; but, it had no effect. This leads me to believe that the feature is bugged.
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