Open riverar opened 5 years ago
Hi, you can leave the service principal id and tenant id to be blank. For the Azure tenant ID you can use the azure tenant id and client id from the Azure App registration you use to authenticate.
That is incorrect. There is no way to dismiss this dialog and configure this correctly. See #77.
Hi folks, please see this comment. https://github.com/microsoft/windows-dev-center-vsts-extension/issues/77#issuecomment-553552395
I'm attempting to configure a new Windows Dev Center [sic] service connection in Azure Dev Ops and it's not clear what Service Principal ID represents.
The README has outdated graphics/guidance on this https://github.com/microsoft/windows-dev-center-vsts-extension#configuring-your-credentials
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