I need to create in Azure DevOps a query showing bugs in the project for each requirement.

Why I’m always having the following error:

The job runs for a few hours and then fails because job timeout has exceeded. All I see in ADO logs is the following message.

I’m encountering an issue with my Azure App Service failing to pull an ARM64 container image from Azure Container Registry (ACR). Here are the details:

I’m developing an extension for Azure DevOps and I would like to use the <MenuButton> component to create a “more options” button, similar to the one used in the current boards. I need to customize the appearance of the button in the following ways:

We are trying to publish our test results to azure test runs automatically using Microsoft.TeamFoundation.TestManagement.WebApi

I’ve been assigned to a couple of Azure DevOps Organizations. In one of them, I can drag and drop work items (stories, bugs, tasks, etc.) and when I right click the option to “Move to Position” is enabled.

when they click on invite link, it ask for user id > entering user id give errr user not exist.

We are in a situation where we need to restore some data from our backups.
We managed to restore the Tfs_Configuration and Tfs_DefaultCollection databases onto a test SQL server.
The production environment has many more collections, we have only restored the Configuration and DefaultCollection. I was expecting this should be sufficient to get it back online.
Now we are trying to get these collections online using a test server, so we can extract the required data and then destroy this test setup.

The company I work for setup an ADO team that includes all developers regardless of seniority. However, we want to limit contributing to our master branch to just the project lead and the architects.