I saw some folks have Jira integration in Leverice, but I do not see how to create a Jira channel/branch anywhere in my Leverice application. Anyone know where to start so I can set this up too?
Yes, sure. First, to set this up you must have admin rights in your company/team’s Jira account.
The Jira channel can only be set up as a top-level channel and only in a Team.
On a Team that you have set up in Leverice (e.g. DevTeam) select New > Jira
A pop-up box with several fields will appear. These fields are as follows: Display Name, Project key, Site name, Atlassian id (email), Jira api token
Display Name: this can be anything you choose, for example you can call it Acme Dev
Project key: this must be the root acronym of all your existing Jira items. For example if your Jira items are ACME-1454, ACME-2595, etc. then your project key should be entered as ACME
Site name: this must be the root url of your Jira space, for example https://acmecompany.atlassian.net
Atlassian id (email): this must be the email address you use to login to Jira with admin rights
Jira api token: to obtain this token go to your Jira website, click on your Profile avatar in the bottom left corner, click on “Profile”, then click “Manage your account”. Next, select “Security” and scroll down to “Create and manage API tokens”. Click on it, create a token, and copy and paste it back into the Leverice pop-up box.
Finally, click “Create” in the Leverice pop-up box.
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Is there any way to grant only board access to Azure DevOps (TFS) users without showing Repo's (codes)?
Yes. In the Project Settings-Permissions, click New Group and create a new group, add the users you want to "grant only board access to Azure DevOps".
Then, in this group's Permissions, set all the permissions to "deny" accept those in the Boards( these you can set to "Allow").
without showing Repo's (codes)?
As for this requirement, you need to go to the Project Settings-Repos-Repositories, select the target groups or users, set the "Read" permission to "Deny". After this, the group members or users can not see the repo file anymore.
My Gerrit Version is -2.10.2
Regarding an Gerrit group (Delete user permission), I am the Gerrit administrator, I have user add/delete permission for Gerrit groups. Today I noticed that even the users who all have access to Gerrit group, are also able to remove users from Gerrit group. I thought, only admin can perform the manage groups and users permissions, whereas it is working for user as well. I have checked the project it has configured the access from “Rights Inherit From: All-Projects” also “Project All-Projects” it has below settings.
Global Capabilities
Administrate Server -
Allow - Administrators
Priority -
Batch - Non-Interactive Users
Stream Events -
Allow - Non-Interactive Users
Could you let me know where I can configure the permission, So that user should is not allowed to remove the user from Gerrit group. Only Gerrit administrator need to have users add & delete permission from Gerrit groups.
Check the following:
Click on the "General" tab of some group.
Look at the group in the "Owners" field
All users that are members of the owner group (or members of one of its sub-groups) has the permission to add and remove users to original group.
Put the administrator group (or other group you want) in this field and click on the "Change owner" button.
I have a team set up in VSTS and I am trying to upgrade certain team members who need access to the test suite functionality. I have procured several paid enterprise level accounts that show as available. However, when I attempt to change someone's access level from basic to enterprise I get the following error:
vs1720077: Subscription could not be validated.
I have the top level account so I am not sure why I am not able to upgrade these users.
Just as Daniel commented, you must link your work ID. For troubleshooting:
Make sure in the https://msdn.microsoft.com portal you have actually linked your work ID. You still need to explicably do this
even if your MSA and Work ID use the same email address e.g.
user#domain.com. Using the same email address for both IDs can get
confusing, so I would recommend considering you setup your MSA email
addresses to not clash with your work ID.
When you login to VSO MAKE SURE YOU USE THE WORK ID LOGIN LINK (LHS OF DIALOG UNDER VSO LOGO) TO LOGIN WITH A WORK ID AND NOT THE
MAIN LIVEID FIELDS. I can’t stress this enough, especially if you
use the same email address for both the MSA and work account
If you still get issues with picking up the MSDN subscription
. In VSO the admin should set the user to be a basic user
. In https://msdn.microsoft.com the user should make sure they did not make any typo's when linking the work account ID
. The user should sign out of VSO and back in using their work ID,
MAKE SURE THEYUSE THE CORRECT WORK ID LOGIN DIALOG. They should see the features available to a basic user
. The VSO admin should change the role assignment in VSO to be MSDN
eligible and it should flip over without a problem. There seems to be
no need to logout and back in again.
Source Link: Why can’t I assign a VSO user as having ‘eligible MSDN’
using an AAD work account?
Also take a look at this similar issue: Lost capability when msdn.microsoft.com was forced to my.visualstudio.com link and VSTS Validation
I grant a friend with write access to my project on bitbucket.
But now, he wants to quit but want to remain a read access to view how I'm going with my codes.
I looked through some pages I googled, but didn't find how to change his access from 'write' to 'read'.
Please tell me how I should do this.
The link above is now dead, so at present you can edit user groups by clicking on your profile image at the top right then Bitbucket Settings, select your team from the dropdown next to the word "Settings" on the left, then click "User Groups" under Access Management on the left-hand menu.
When I setup TFS for the first time, I usually use the TFSSetup account, and with this account going to login for the first time.
How to login as a different user?
How to check who the current user is?
Checkout a file in Source Control Explorer and user column it will show your username with which you are connected to TFS.
If you want to connect TFS using other credentials, then add the address of your TFS server and the credentials in Credentials Manager(Control Panel->User Accounts->Credential Manager). The next time you try to access TFS, these credentials will be used.
Clear the user's credentials in the Credential Manager. This will then bring back the Authentication Window when trying to connect to TFS.
Another approach you can take that worked for me, was to log into the web interface for TFS, then use that to log in as another user. So, navigate to:
http://yourtfshost:8080/collection/web/ (or whatever your web address is)..
Then, click on your name in the corner and select "sign in as a different user."
Essentially, this does the same thing as the above suggestions. It simply replaces your credentials in credential manager with the correct ones.