TF31002 Unable to connect | Azure DevOps Server
You may receive this error when you try to connect to Azure DevOps Server. This error mainly occurs to due to any of the following reasons that are listed below (that ranges from Password...
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Azure DevOps Basic+TestPlans access level | Explained
This is a new access level that was recently introduced. As the name says this access level allows you to access TestPlans and Test Suites in addition to all the features with a Basic...
Repo Access permissions in Azure DevOps
Not all the users will have access to Azure DevOps Repositories by default. Only if the user has either Basic or above permissions access level, then the user would be able to access Azure...
Stakeholder cannot create new tags on work items
This is one of the features of Azure DevOps. Stakeholders by default won’t be able to create or edit or delete any tags on the workitems in Azure Boards. If a stakeholder has a...
Stakeholder permissions/limitations in Azure DevOps
Though Stakeholder access is free, there are some limitations to any user with a stakeholder access eventhough they would be able to create/edit workitems, view dashboards and manage/build release pipelines.Let us see what are...
Azure DevOps Stakeholder Pricing/License costs
As you all know Azure DevOps have different types of access levels like Stakeholder (Free), Basic, Basic+TestPlans and MSDN subscription access and among all the different levels above stakeholders access doesn’t have any cost...
Azure DevOps Stakeholder cannot see Repos/Code
By default Azure DevOps users with Stakeholder access won’t be able to see the Repos or the Code. Only users with a certain access level would be able to see the Azure DevOps Repositories...
Priority Field Values in Azure DevOps
Azure DevOps by default has a field called Priority and the field values shown in the below table are constant across Azure DevOps workitems and doesn’t change from one process template to another.This field...
Insufficient permissions to move workitems to another project in Azure DevOps
Incase if you encounter any insufficient permissions error in moving workitems out of a project then you may not have enough permissions in the source or the destination project where it is being moved....
Moving Work items between different projects in Azure DevOps
Workitems can be moved between different projects in Azure DevOps. Except TestCases, almost all other workitems like Epic, Feature, UserStory, PBI, Bug, Issue, Task can moved from one project to another with a click...
