Unable to list my Github repositories when creating Azure Pipeline

cmousset 0
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I'm trying to create an Azure Pipeline (using the classical interface) that should checkout a private Github.com Enterprise repository (in an organization under https://github.com/enterprise), but Azure does not find any repository: enter image description here

I have tried with both Oauth authentication and with a PAT with repos scope. Even with the Load all repositories button, Azure always says No repositories found.

Trying to type the / directly in the field does not work either, as the field is still marked in red with This setting is required.

Any idea?

azure-pipelines azure-devops
1 Answers

You need to create a service connection with your GitHub Enterprise. This is a bit hidden and I didn't manage to create it directly.

To workaround it, in the pipeline creation process, choose the YAML version(not the classic, just to create the connection).

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On the next screen scroll all the way to the bottom and click in You may also select a specific connection. There you will be able to authorize and create the service connection and choose it on your classic pipeline.

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Wesley Camargo0
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