Azure DevOps has added a popup when navigating inside a Build Pipeline to tell you how frequently this step failed in the past.
Is there a way to disable these pop ups? I could close them every time they pop-up, but it's getting disruptive.
You can try set variables : enabled = false , then use the variable in YAML file. If set this way, this task will not run in the job. This method is mentioned in this case, you can refer to it for details.
Login to your Azure DevOps organization. Click on your profile menu at the top right corner, and select Preview features. Use slider to enable or disable multi-stage pipelines feature.
In my case, the pipeline is called Build, and I will click on the pipeline's options and click on Settings on the right corner, as shown in the screenshot below. I will set the “Processing of new run requests” from the options page to disabled.
Multi-Stage Pipeline YAML Stages are a collection of related jobs, such as the “Build”, “Test”, or “Deploy.” I used stages to build my application, and then target a deployment to my Dev environment, and then my QA environment.
Azure DevOps disable Task Insights task failed pop up
This popup also appears when we navigate to the pipeline:
Currently, I am afraid there is no one effective solution here. The workaround I found for this issue is that turn off the Preview features Multi-stage pipelines:
But I don't think it is a solution, just a workaround. Azure devops should provide a feature that we could enable/disable this popup.
So, I open a ticket for this feature on our UserVoice site (https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/idea/post.html?space=21 ), which is our main forum for product suggestions:
A feature about enable/disable the Task/pipeline Insights pop up
You can follow with your comments and check the feedback from this ticket.
Hope this helps.
I did it with uBlock Origin, though I suppose that counts as a workaround.
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