I am trying to implement the powershell code that is mentioned in the answer to the following question. Triggering Azure DevOps builds based on changes to sub folders
My simple attempt to access DevOps results in the following error.
This is the simple powershell code I am trying first. It is the code that caused the error depicted above.
tf changeset /collection:"https://*******.visualstudio.com/******************" 25490
Trouble Getting Changeset Details With Powershell From Within CI Build
I could reproduce this issue with error URL in parameter /collection:TeamProjectCollectionUrl or do not have permission to access the corresponding collection.
To resolve this issue, first, we nee make sure the URL is correct. The URL should be the Team Project Collection:
tf changeset /collection:http://***.visualstudio.com/YourCollectionName
Second, if you do not have permission to access that collection, please add a PAT, which have permission to access that collection to the URL:
tf changeset /collection:http://<YouPATHere>@***.visualstudio.com/YourCollectionName
As test, it works fine on my side:
tf changeset /collection:http://<PAT>@.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection 138
Hope this helps.
