[Issue] Cannot configure a deployment pipeline in Azure DevOps

[pautx24]

Describe the issue or suggestion

The context is:

• I already have an Aspire project running
• I've been able to deploy this project to Azure using the azd init + up commands

Now, I'm trying to deploy via DevOps pipeline. Following the guide.

• Since I have done multiple tries, I've delete my ./project-folder/src/Aspire-Project/.azure/ + ./azure.yaml + ./next-steps.md to start all over
• I run de azd init on ./project-folder/src/Aspire-Project. It works as expected
• Then I create the .azdo/pipelines folder on ./project-folder (not clear in the documentation if it should be on the Aspire-Project or the root directory for all).
• In that folder I create the file ./azure-dev.yml with the provided code (including the installation of the workload)
• I have the PAT with the permissions specified in the guide page.
• Finally I run the azd pipeline config --provider azdo --debug
  • It allows me to specify the subscription, the organization name, the Azure location, and to provide the PAT.

Then I get the error:

| Checking current directory for Git repository2024/07/23 09:59:55 command_runner.go:307: Run exec: 'git -C C:\XXX\src\AppHost remote get-url origin' , exit code: 0
-------------------------------------stdout-------------------------------------------
https://[email protected]/pcervello/XXX/_git/XXX
2024/07/23 09:59:55 command_runner.go:307: Run exec: 'git -C C:\XXX\src\AppHost branch --show-current' , exit code: 0
-------------------------------------stdout-------------------------------------------
ERROR: ensuring git remote: Looking for repository: Request returned status: 404 Not Found

Then I try it again removing the remote branch, the behavior for azd pipeline config --provider azdo is:

It requests and then shows the log:

? How would you like to configure your git remote to Azure DevOps? Select an existing Azure DevOps project
? Choose an existing Azure DevOps Project XXX
? How would you like to configure your remote? (Organization: XXX) Create a new private Azure DevOps Repository
? Enter the name for your new Azure DevOps Repository OR Hit enter to use this name: (XXX) ProjectXXX

? Enter the name for your new Azure DevOps Repository OR Hit enter to use this name: ProjectXXX

2024/07/23 10:20:10 command_runner.go:307: Run exec: 'git -C C:\XXX\src\AppHost branch --show-current' , exit code: 0
-------------------------------------stdout-------------------------------------------
master
2024/07/23 10:20:10 command_runner.go:307: Run exec: 'git -C C:\XXX\src\AppHost remote add origin https://pcervello.visualstudio.com/XXX/_git/ProjectXXX' , exit code: 0

2024/07/23 10:20:10 command_runner.go:307: Run exec: 'git -C C:\XXX\src\AppHost remote get-url origin' , exit code: 0
-------------------------------------stdout-------------------------------------------
https://pcervello.visualstudio.com/XXX/_git/ProjectXXX
2024/07/23 10:20:10 command_runner.go:307: Run exec: 'git -C C:\XXX\src\AppHost branch --show-current' , exit code: 0
-------------------------------------stdout-------------------------------------------
master

ERROR: ensuring git remote: existing remote is not an Azure DevOps host

Oh, and it creates the repository effectively in DevOps. It's empty though

[pautx24]

Okay, I achived to solve the issue by removing all the reference from git in the local repo. AKA: deleting .git folder.

After that, I could follow the steps and finally choose the option to create a new branch in the specific repository.

Obvuously, couldn't merge it: the history was lost from deleting the .git folder.

I just needed to move the created files in the existing repo and all is working as smooth as a beta experience can be.