Visual Studio Online incorrectly assigns stakeholder licenses to MSDN subscribers

We recently added on our Active Directory for Visual Studio Online. This has caused numerous challenges including a few folks with valid MSDN subscriptions stilling showing as stakeholders and thus preventing the ability to check in code. This has become
so disruptive we started scaling licenses in Azure to be able to check in code.
When I log into msdn.microsoft.com, I see the below error text.
Duration (Pacific Standard Time): <label id="datestart" style="margin:0px 10px 0px 0px;padding:0px;border:0px;outline:0px;line-height:14.9760007858276px;background:transparent;">Thursday, March 5, 2015 12:20:00
PM</label>
To (Pacific Standard Time): <label id="dateend" style="margin:0px 10px 0px 0px;padding:0px;border:0px;outline:0px;line-height:14.9760007858276px;background:transparent;">Friday, March 6, 2015 7:00:00 AM</label>
Impact:
- There may be intermittent service interruptions
User Action:
- We are working to get this issue resolved. Thank you for your patience.
This message is incomplete and I do not know if the challenges we are facing are related to the outage.
What is the current MSDN downtime problem and where can I go to get more detail in the future?
Any ideas why our eligible MSDN subscribers are still showing as stakeholders (if not related to the MSDN downtime problem)?

Hi smmullen,
Since this thread is more related to Visual Studio Online, I will move it to the right forum for a better response. Thanks for your understanding.
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Error importing result file from Visual Studio Online load test - Incorrect Syntax near ')'

We are seeing the exact same issue as reported in:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/4a338992-1a46-47ae-9f13-10a53a6264b5/error-downloading-load-test-report-from-visual-studio-service-load-test-incorrect-syntax-near?forum=TFService#cb43383b-c60d-4dcc-a353-352ac6908b35
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This is happening for 2 different users on 2 different systems.
Any assistance in resolving this would be greatly appreciated!
Let me know if additional information is needed.
Thanks!

Hi,
We are researching your issue. Please clarify my question with detailed information:
1. Do you get the error in your first post when you click ‘Download report’ after you run load test from
Visual Studio 2013 on
team foundation service?
2 You said that ‘I am trying to import the test results into a Visual Studio 2012 (Update 3) on-prem instance’, what and where is
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3 Whether you specify the load test result repository under Load Test->Manage Test Controller?
4. What error do you get? Please provide us more detailed information about the error message or share us with a screenshot.
5 Whether you can run the load test successfully locally and get the load test result with the same load test result database?
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Type of license to be purchased for Visual Studio 2013 to be used with Visual Studio Online Subscription

Dear Sir/Madam,
For commercial use, I have subscribed for Visual Studio Online. To work with .NET code on my local machine, what type of Visual Studio license do I need to purchase/install locally. It gives me two options to download on home page. 1) Visual Studio
2013 Community Edition 2) Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate Edition
I am more interested to that can I use "Visual Studio 2013 Community Edition" with VS Online subscription for commercial use? If not then what type of Visual Studio edition do I need to purchase to use with VS Online subscription?
Thank you
Uday

Hi,
For Best answer to your question, i would suggest you contact a Support Professional from the Microsoft Billing Department.
You can create a free Support ticket for the same here :
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/support/options/
Or you can also contact a Microsoft Licensing Specialist : 1-800-426-9400, Monday through Friday, 6:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. (Pacific Time)
Regards,
Nithin Rathnakar.

Can I give our AD users access to Visual Studio Online?

Our AD is connected to our Azure Active Directory and synced via DirSync.
Is it possible for me to give our AD users access to VSO and they use their organizational login credentials OR do they need to create Microsoft accounts?
Our goal is single sign-on with our AD credentials. Please let me know if this is possible?
Thanks, Sam

Hi Sam,
You can link your Visual Studio Online account with your Azure Activy directoy. Directory administrators control who joins the directory and has possible access to your Visual Studio Online account. The users can use Azure Active directory accounts
to sign in Visual Stduio Online account. You can check this
page for more information about manage organization access for your account.
The numbers of users can access Visual Studio Online account depend on your license of Visual Studio Online account. You can add no more then 5 basic users and unlimited MSDN subscriptions if you have Basic license of Visual Studio Online account. Check
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Visual Studio Online- Features and pricing.

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Use of VISUAL STUDIO ONLINE appears impossible from Windows Azure

The VISUAL STUDIO ONLINE by logging to the site of Windows Azure, is displayed in the left
If you click on the "+ New " Select , " VISUAL STUDIO ONLINE " is displayed in gray
It is displayed as " not available " in red underneath .
If you hover the mouse , the following in English
It appears as .
You need an eligible Windows Azure subscription to buy monthly user
licenses or shared resources. Create a new Windows Azure subscription
or get started without one by creating a free Visual Studio Online account.
I tried a method that is displayed here , but I do not quite know , and do not be resolved .
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Hi,
As Buck's said, you may need azure subscription. If you have it but the problem occurred again, I suggest you could contact azure support team. In my opinion, I guess it is a account question.
Support Team Channel:
Please contact support team by creating a support ticket at http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/contact/
Or if that doesn't work because you don't have an active subscription you will need to contact general customer support to have them create a support ticket for you
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/customer-service-phone-numbers?wa=wsignin1.0
Please try it.
Any question or result, please let me know.
Regards,
Will
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Visual studio online - Excel power query usage and samples needed

Background
Visual Studio Online does not offer much in the way of reporting, when compared to (onsite) TFS... unless you utilize the REST API functionality.
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Question
Are there any good examples of Microsoft Excel Power Query usage - to acquire and create reports via the Visual Studio Online REST API? I've searched - but surprisingly haven't found anything of substance. It is fairly simple to call a VSO REST
query using Excel Power Query, but not so simple to iterate through the lists within lists, etc... unless you are familiar with 'M language'.

Hi,
Thank you for reaching out to us. I am currently researching to gather more information with regards to your request. I shall revert back to you with an update at the earliest. Sincerely appreciate your patience.
Regards,
Nithin Rathnakar

Release management with Azure and Visual Studio Online (Cloud TFS)

What strategy would you use to manage the releasing of versioned software to Azure cloud services (web and worker roles)? We are not looking for continuous integration. We are using Visual Studio 2013 and Visual Studio Online (Cloud TFS).
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Next, we employed Release builds on Visual Studio Online. Before deployment, one would edit the appropriate Build Definition (whether it be for Test or Production by and filling in the code label (under the "Get Version" build property) that is to
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Microsoft Release Management tools
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/waves hand.. These are not the tools you seek. You are looking for continuous integration.
Although CI has the word continuous in there, it does not mean "all the time, every checkin". It can easily refer only to those bits you want to release - -and the way to tell the system which bits you want released is to merge them to a Releases
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rollback to a previous release by simply reverting to a previous release in your SCM!
Of course you don't have to let it happen automatically, you can set it up to build 'continually' and then remove the check on the SCM to see if any changes have been committed. You can replace this with the manual build button.

Error message when trying to access Code in Visual Studio Online project.

I have been using visual studio online for a while. Last week I connected azure console to my visual studio online account so that I could add an additional person to one of my projects.
After that, I create a new Git based project. From the outset in the outset, I have been receiving a message in code explorer in the new project:
The items requested either do not exist on the server at the specified versions, or you do not have permission to access them.Hide details
TFS.WebApi.Exception: The items requested either do not exist on the server at the specified versions, or you do not have permission to access them. at b.a._getFailedRequestError (https://*******.visualstudio.com/_static/tfs/20150113T200222/_scripts/TFS/min/corejs?v=RGgj5lMwHLD78kGD2wBxR4uHtflIGwSdmCEhWbtUphc1:52:3204)
at https://*******.visualstudio.com/_static/tfs/20150113T200222/_scripts/TFS/min/corejs?v=RGgj5lMwHLD78kGD2wBxR4uHtflIGwSdmCEhWbtUphc1:52:2285 at b.a._handleRequestFailure (https://*******.visualstudio.com/_static/tfs/20150113T200222/_scripts/TFS/min/corejs?v=RGgj5lMwHLD78kGD2wBxR4uHtflIGwSdmCEhWbtUphc1:52:2931)
at Object.<anonymous> (https://*******.visualstudio.com/_static/tfs/20150113T200222/_scripts/TFS/min/corejs?v=RGgj5lMwHLD78kGD2wBxR4uHtflIGwSdmCEhWbtUphc1:52:2225) at l (https://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.8.3.min.js:2:16996) at Object.c.fireWith
(https://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.8.3.min.js:2:17783) at T (https://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.8.3.min.js:2:81036) at XMLHttpRequest.r (https://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.8.3.min.js:2:86563)
Accessing the project from Git tools connected fine and I was able to commit successfully, however, I don't know if the code is in the repo, because I cannot browse it on the website. Am still getting the message above.
I can explore code for any of my other project without issue. All but one of my projects is using git.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Hi Richie42,
I'd like to know whether you can push the commits to remote git repository, and when this issue occurred. When work with Git team project in Visual Studio Online, you have to clone the Git repository to local, and work with it.
You can also check if your have permissions to this team project in security page of team web access. Or
run
tfssecurity command in VS command line to have a check. Please execute tfssecurity /imx “MS account” /collection:url, for more information about tfssecurity /imx, please refer to:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms400806.aspx
Another option is clean team foundation cache, delete credentials in credential manager and delete browser cookies. Restart the Visual Studio to have a try. If the issue persists, please elaborate more details about your scenario with the reproduce steps.
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Remove test run from Load Test Manager in Visual Studio Online Load Testing

I have been using the Visual Studio Online Azure load testing for a while now, and I have a number of test runs that I would like to remove. I am not referring to my local Load Test Results Store (on-premise SQL DB), as I can remove test runs no problem.
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Hi David,
As far as I know, it's not supported for Visual Studio Online to run load tests for solutions hosted on GitHub. You can submit a user voice
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Jenkins can not connect Visual Studio Online(not git repository)

I have seen some techinical document and tried some scenario.
1. Alternative Authentication on my profile
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this link give me a solution.
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Can't connect to visual studio online source control from vs 2010 ice starting today 1-23-2015

apparently there has been a breaking change and I can no longer connect to my visual studio online account anymore through vs 2010 ice - i get this message when i try to connect to it in the ide
Microsoft Visual Studio
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Team Foundation Server https://xxxxx.visualstudio.com/defaultcollection does not exist or is not accessible at this time.
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TF30064: You are not authorized to access the server.
OK
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Hi diakoniaus,
For the situation, you can check if you have the need permissions to access the team project in Visual Studio Online.
To make sure the permission of your credential, we can run tfssecurity command in VS command line to have a check. Please execute
tfssecurity /imx “MS account” /collection:url, for more information about tfssecurity /imx, please refer to:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms400806.aspx
If you have the corresponding, you can also have a try on other machines to see if it works for you. Or you can clean team foundation cache, delete cookies in browser and delete the credentials that saved in credential manager. Then reconnect to the team
project via VS 2010. You can check the troubleshooting details in this
thread.
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Application Insights for load testing in VS 2013, Azure Preview or Visual Studio Online?

I'm trying to get some clarification on which version of application insights to use to get performance counters from application insights for my azure cloud service for load and performance testing purposes.
So far, its not be clear what the differences between the two versions are, after deploying first the Azure Preview version, I attempted to set up performance counters using application insights but was shown an error because my visual studio online account
did not have an associated application insights instance.
Is it possible to get performance counters using AI for load testing using the Azure Preview version? If so, how? If not, is that planned as a new feature or will performance counters for VSO cloud based load testing have to be used when support for the
VSO version of application insights is eventually dropped?
Thanks,
Luke

Hi Alex, thanks for your response. I do have an Azure account, and have tinkered with AI in Azure Preview. My question was more about what the differences between the VSO and azure preview versions of AI are.
When I initially deployed AI to the azure portal and tried to run load tests from visual studio (cloud load tests, that is) I could not. Its possible I had made a mistake in configuring the azure version of application insights though. Strangely enough,
I actually do still see application insights data in the azure preview portal after I removed the newer AI version and installed AI 1.3.
To clarify my question, is it or will it be possible to run cloud based load tests (using visual studio online or another integrated service) against a azure web role deployed with application insights for azure and get performance counters of the system
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insights within visual studio.
Thanks and sorry if I misunderstood your answer.

Does Visual Studio Online support filtering Product Backlog/Sprint Views and Kanban by Area?

There seems to be guidance out there now that suggests using one Master Team Project (with Areas and Iterations for partitioning) for everything rather than a Team Project per Application/Solution as the 'out of the box' product sort of steers you towards.
If this guidance is valid, and I've heard that Microsoft use this approach internal, then is it possible to follow this guidance when using Visual Studio Online?
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Whilst I see how on-premise TFS can do some of this, I can't see any obvious way to do this with Visual Studio Online - and I'm new to that particular product so accept I may have missed something.
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Thanks

Hi RedDwarf62,
Visual Studio Online(formerly Team Foundation Service) is a cloud-based service. When work with it, you can take it as TFS but no infrastructure to manage. You can follow the guide to work with Visual Studio Online.
To have mulpitle Applications/Solutions in one team project or use a team project for each application depends on you and the relationship between solutions/projects. If the solutons/applications has refences each other, it would be better to include
them in the same team project.
Working within a single Team Project also has its benefits. You can check this blog for more informaiton:
http://nakedalm.com/working-within-a-single-team-project-with-team-foundation-server-2012/
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From Windows Azure `Edit in Visual Studio Online` ; Unclear On Which Login To Use

I have created a web site in Windows Azure and linked my site to `Visual Studio Online` where I can do automated builds upon checkin and all works.
Now from Azure's dashboard on the site I am presented with the option to edit it in Visual Studio Online:
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How are the provisioned exactly?
If they are not a windows live id...why not?
William Wegerson (www.OmegaCoder.Com)

Hi,
From the image you provided, it seems like you need credential to sign in ***.scm.azurewebsites.net, please kindly read the following article.
#http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazure/archive/2014/03/04/windows-azure-websites-online-tools-you-should-know-about.aspx
Here is a snippet:
simply browse using your favorite internet browser to https://{site name}.scm.azurewebsites.net (in other words, add
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