In our project, we were trying to setup 'JenkinsCI Connector' in MS Teams but in vain. Though, we are able to add it in one of channel in Teams but unfortunately NOT able to open it. Any suggestion??
Thanks in advance..!!
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I have O365 MS Teams. I've had Jenkins Office365 Connector wokring great, and feeding the build information to a number of channels.
Then recently the Teams plugin started to report a warning:
Important: Your connector is running on old configuration. Navigate to connector configuration window to update to new configuration.
The url for the project needed to be updated. Removed the plugin from the channel. Wanted to add it again, but whenever I tried it says this app is already added
The connector seems to be running fine on some other build channels.
Tried adding the connector from the channel\connectors options directly, and through the Apps menu of Teams.
Checked the global permissions, and Jenkins plugin is not blocked.
Any ideas where to go from here?
Due to a number of projects running I'd rather not remove the whole thing alltogether.
After waiting for a few hours and trying again I was able to add the Jenkins Office365 connector to the channel again.
It seems there was a retention period of some sort that had prevented re-adding a freshly removed plugin.
I'm trying to download my project from Visual Studio Online (TFS), but I can't see one project in list. I have two accounts, main and secondary. I'm trying to get project using secondary account. Both users have Administrator permission on this project. Also, other projects, that I see in list, have same permissions with this account. I see this project on web-site (my_organization.visualstudio.com), but it is not in Visual Studio, in Source Control Explorer. Need some help - is there any bug, or I'm doing something wrong..? Thanks
Stackoverflow is mainly handling issues’ open forum while your current question is organization identity/account issue targeting to Azure DevOps, which need assistance of the product group. Thus the best contact channel is here: https://developercommunity2.visualstudio.com/report?entry=problem&space=21, the product support engineer will then contact the product group and offer efficient assistance. Thanks for your understanding.
BTW, you could refer to this doc: Set repository permissions for Git or TFVC to check your account's repository permissions in this project.
I would like to know if an existing solution is already existing in order to display a visual dashboard with an aggregation of info coming from MS team server foundation (builds status) and SonarQube analysis..
I know I can do it by myself by consuming the API from the two but I would like to not reinventing the wheel..
I tried to google it but I'm not finding anything. Does someone already using something like that?
As a product manager at SonarSource, I'm not aware of such kind of tool/dashboard.
We are working with an offshore development team, I need to send them on a daily basis the list of available bugs and work items from local TFS. I could not find any ready component that would help with exporting the bugs details along with history comments, and attachments.
The excel sheet thing, helps if you want to send it to some one who also has access to the TFS server.
Any clue?
Thanks for the #Daniel and #Cece for your help guys.
I created a solution using .NET TFS assemblies, to help me with this task. The tool connects to TFS and allows you to choose one of your saved queries. It will then export all the bugs / work items information into a folder as HTML, and it will include the attachments and comments on bug if any. It also creates a nice index page.
In case this helps any one, here is the link to download release one excutables from codeplex
https://tfsworkitemsexporter.codeplex.com/
please also feel free to copy the code and edit as you like
You would need to use TFS API to get the attachments and history. Check the REST API:
https://XXX.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/_apis/wit/workitems?ids=xx&$expand=all&api-version=1.0
I tried out the TFS Service with a project of mine. After I experienced some problems (probably misuse) I used VSUnbindSourceControl.exe (see: http://vsunbindsourcecc.codeplex.com/) to detach the project (locally) from the TFS, but it looks as if on the server side, the project that was uploaded, is still bound to my computer.
See image:
and the error message in the output window:
Failed To Create Mapping
The working folder G:\Quant tool DotNet4 is already in use by the workspace USER-PC;myemail# somedomain dot com on computer USER-PC.
(I now use a different email address than the one above)
I've tried to delete the project from the server via the Source Control Explorer in VS, but the delete option is disabled. (also when I login with mldz at hotmail dot com.
I was also not able to delete the project or change it's settings via the TFS web interface.
Anyone experience with this problem and how to solve it with the new TFS in the cloud? i saw some similar problems with a normal TFS and some solutions could be done via the the team foundation administration tool, but that cannot be applied to the TFS in the cloud (AFAIK)
Some info about trying to install TFS integration tool
Hi,
I use VS2012 express and although I installed vs_teamexplorer.exe,
I'm not able to install Microsoft Team Foundation Server Integration Tool.
Already restarted the computer after installation and tried again. Doesn't work. Missing something?
regards,
Matthijs
You can use the same admin tools for tfs.visualstudio. See examples. At end of http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/jj130558.aspx article which show deletion of workspaces, for example.