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[Feature Request] Enabling/disabling project features (extensions)

Open dannyyy opened this issue 5 years ago • 12 comments

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Like to enable/disable the project features (DevOps Services such as Boards, Repos, Pipelines, Test Plans and Artifacts) through the azure devops cli. Currently I can achieve this only in the web ui under project settings or by replicating the REST command via HTTP.

Describe the solution you'd like Extending the az devops extension enable|disable with a --project parameter to control, in which projects the extension should be active.

e.g. az devops extension disable --organization https://dev.azure.com/xyz --feature ms.vss-test-web.test

An alternative solution could be to extend the az devops project create|update command. The sub-command update doesn't exist, tough.

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dannyyy avatar Jan 02 '20 19:01 dannyyy

+1

The-Judge avatar Sep 17 '20 10:09 The-Judge

Another vote here, the cli seems to be quite behind the UI!

darren-johnson avatar Aug 11 '21 17:08 darren-johnson

+1 Using the az cli for this instead of the UI/HTTP calls would be very helpful

adamkadzban avatar Aug 27 '21 14:08 adamkadzban

Another +1, this still doesn't seem to be possible

zamcomp avatar Feb 16 '22 02:02 zamcomp

+1 This would be a great option to have in the CLI

MrJGrav avatar May 17 '22 21:05 MrJGrav

+1

omerzubair avatar Jun 07 '22 21:06 omerzubair

+1

DanielGoehler avatar Nov 03 '22 14:11 DanielGoehler

+1

matzter avatar Aug 02 '23 08:08 matzter

? any traction on this please? it will be 4 years next month .

omerzubair avatar Dec 13 '23 01:12 omerzubair

+1 I'm preparing to migrate about 500 repos for about 300 clients to Azure DevOps from aging TFS server. The thought of clicking on 300 separate Projects to turn off these sliders is not appealing.

TooMuchBlue avatar Jan 18 '24 03:01 TooMuchBlue