I'm struggling with moving our VSTS subscription (and all projects within it) to a new MS work Azure account.
The original VSTS subscription was created on a personal account (call it a#a.com) and I want to move it to a#a.onmicrosoft.com.
When I am in the azure portal I can see the Team Service as a resource. I've unlinked it from any active directory.
Now, while it has a subscription key, I cannot seem to access the subscription. There is no link and there are zero subscriptions listed on the subscriptions list in Azure portal. it seems to be orphaned or something.
I have tried adding a#a.onmicrosoft.com as a user to the VSTS account within VSTS but it seems to add it as a personal account, so I cannot log in to it using my work account.
I have managed to change the owner in VSTS to a Gmail account, but it's still showing as a resource in my a#a.com personal Azure account.
I have tried to find up to date information on this but several pages mention adding a co administrator, but either this is no longer possible or I cannot do it because there appears to be no subscription association with the VSTS resource.
I'm desperate, please help!
In the end I had to raise a support ticket with VSTS support who performed some kind of migration that I would have been unable to do myself.
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I am investigating why I cannot set up a hook to integrate Teams and Azure DevOps. I am running two versions in different environments for comparison- but I am trying to hook the two together in the same environment.
First environment, version 1.3.00: This has the app built-in for Azure DevOps to hook and connect with Teams
Second environment, version 1.2.00: This version has no 'manage apps' button, and does not have anything referencing Azure DevOps or allowing to make any connection between Azure and Teams. This is the environment I am trying to make the connection in.
Any thoughts on this? Does 1.2.00 version not offer the hook between Teams and Azure DevOps? We do not have O365 accounts for this environment.
To access the Manage apps page, you must be a global admin or Teams service admin. You may check your permission. Also, add microsoft-teams tag for you case may help you get more assistance.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/manage-apps
I am using LUIS to extract intent for the user utterances. I have did it through my own free Microsoft account. Now how can I get a organization subscription? Is it free like the normal Microsoft account or billing different for the organization or enterprise accounts.
The documentation was not clear about the billing. Also I am new to Azure.
If this is something you are doing for your own business, then you can convert your free account to a Pay-As-You-Go account. Instructions are available here
If you are doing this for your employer then they would need to provide the subscription information to you and grant you contributor access.
The image in your question isn't really related to subscriptions or billing. Did you intend to include it? What the image is talking about is the active directory consent. Basically, your Luis app needs certain AD permission to do stuff, and only someone logged in with the correct privileges and 'consent' to granted them. The consent framework is a pretty large and important topic. Here is a great place to get started.
I hope this helps.
Looking for information on how to integrate VSTS to Office365: Outlook. Essentially looking for a method whereby a team member that does a great amount of fix-it tickets can drop them into the Azure DevOps Project from Outlook as many of those tickets get passed to her from users through email.
A right click >> add new task from Outlook to Azure DevOps would be ideal.
There is no built-in feature, but you can work miracles with Microsoft Flow, basically, the If This Then That from Microsoft. it comes with built-in tasks to trigger on Outlook/Office 365. Moving an email to a specific folder or tagging it with a specific tag would be enough for Flow to trigger a rule.
This template rule uses the "When an email is tagged" and this template rule creates a Bug work item based on a trigger. Combining these two should let you achieve what you're looking for.
If you want integration in the Outlook Windows client, then there are a couple of commercial options available: There are a couple of add-ins for Outlook. Team Companion, TeamLook and TFS Work Item from Outlook spring to mind.
An alternative option is to use an Azure Function which is triggered by Azure DevOps Service Hooks. Not sure if you can bind an Azure Function to an Office 365 mailbox. Flow could act as an intermediary here as well.
You might want to check this tool called TMO that will enable you to create and manage work items from Outlook. It also allows you to automatically create work items in Outlook using a rule based engine called Auto Pilot
I had the same issue and just downloaded the TMO tool, and it works great. It does what I expected, once I figured out how to find the URL to connect to my Azure Dev Ops (ADO) server. Note: ADO is the new name for TFS or VSTS.
There's also a PowerAutomate called Create an Azure DevOps work item when email arrives with 'Bug' in subject that does just what it says. If that doesn't work for you, try modifying this one or creating your own.
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I am developing an app that uses Directory API to create user accounts within Google Apps for Work. I have been testing this on a Free (legacy) account but now I need to test adding and removing domains, which Free account doesn't support. I don't want to get a paid account just yet and rack up a huge bill by adding and removing accounts in testing. I also don't see a way to get a sandbox/developer account to test this out. How can I accomplish this?
Is it possible to change ownership of a Heroku add-on? If so, how can we do that? In fact, I want to move an add-on from one Heroku account to another.
Let me elaborate my scenario a bit more to be clear.
I created an add-on with my test provider acount. Is there any way that I can delete the add-on from my test account and create the add-on with the same name with my official provider account? As a matter of fact, there is nothing about deleting the add-on or moving it under a different account in the Provider's documentation.
A Google search lead me to this support page, which says
This currently depends on whether or not the app has any paid resources associated with it.
For an app with no paid resources, you can use "heroku sharing:transfer" from the command line to transfer the app to a new owner.
For an app with paid resources, you have two options.
1) Remove all paid resources, transfer the app like a free app, then have the new owner re-add the paid resources.
2) Both the old and new owners should file a support tickets at http://support.heroku.com authorizing the transfer and with the new owner accepting charges for the app.
Also check out the Transferring apps and Collaborating with Others articles on Heroku's Dev Centre.
Since you're talking about ownership of add-ons as an add-on provider and not just ownership of your heroku app, I would say you should probably contact the heroku add-on support team via email. See this page here for an email address. Hopefully as an add-on provider if you submit a help ticket they'll be able to help you as well.