Hi all

Pipeline permissions: In the first instance of attempting to access a resource, we get a pop up to allow the pipeline to access it. Let’s use a repository resource example: We have a pipeline to which we have granted the permission to access a repository. 

– If the YAML is placed within the same project as the repository, the permission into the repository is evident from the Pipeline Permissions section https://dev.azure.com/ORG/PROJECT1/_settings/repositories.

– However, if the YAML is not within the same project, it will not be evident in this page.

Somewhere, somehow, ADO knows a pipeline in project Y has permission to access repository in project X (I assume as it does not re-prompts the same permission pop-up a second time). 

API: 

​Hi all Pipeline permissions: In the first instance of attempting to access a resource, we get a pop up to allow the pipeline to access it. Let’s use a repository resource example: We have a pipeline to which we have granted the permission to access a repository.  – If the YAML is placed within the same project as the repository, the permission into the repository is evident from the Pipeline Permissions section https://dev.azure.com/ORG/PROJECT1/_settings/repositories. – However, if the YAML is not within the same project, it will not be evident in this page. Somewhere, somehow, ADO knows a pipeline in project Y has permission to access repository in project X (I assume as it does not re-prompts the same permission pop-up a second time). API: https://dev.azure.com/ORG/PROJECT/_apis/pipelines/pipelinepermissions/repository/REPOSITORYID?api-version=7.1-preview.1 I tried to change the PROJECT id to the project ID of the external project, but no luck.  Is there a way to obtain all the pipelines that are permission-ed into a repository, even if they are from other projects?    Read More

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