Unable to connect to Remote Error about azure-devops-create-pr-task HOT 21 CLOSED

Hi @SrivathsanJ, could you share here the task configuration and also run it with system.debug = true and share the logs?

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i have used the basic configurations. Build.SourceBranch as source and master as target.
For some reason $(Build.SourceBranch) is not getting the value. it is not showing the branch value in the logs. could this be the issue ?

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I can't know without seeing the configurations and the logs...

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PFA the logs you had asked. I have masked Org id and Project ID. Rest all are the same.
Build.SourceBranch and Build.SourceRepo variables are not getting replaced with values. So i added the actual branch name in the task
PR_Task_Log.log

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Thank you!
If you enter this url https://My_ORG.visualstudio.com/Project_ID/_apis/git/repositories/Repo_ID/diffs/commits?baseVersion=Release_2&targetVersion=master&api-version=4.1&$top=2 in the browser, do you get results? (replace with your real org/project/repo/ ID)

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yes. i get the commit differences

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Please see issue #21, it because you use the old URL, can you run it again? (it should work after you logged-in in the browser)

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The Old url api call is working when i try locally in my browser. and i have another org with my personal account which is using the same pattern and works fine in the release pipeline.
strange. let me try this now and update.
Thanks

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It's creating the pull request now.. However, my self hosted agent is is still using the old url(even on a new release). Hosted agents are able to pickup new url and create PR. But the build.sourcebranch and build.sourcerepo variables are not retuening the values. I had to manually select the repo and branch name. Is there way to get it working..
Thanks

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So it works now when you specify the values?
BTW - there is no pre-defined build.sourcerepo variable.

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yes. if i manually specify the branch name and select Repo name for "Repository to use" instead of "current repository build".
I was actually referring to "$(Build.Repository.Name)" that's also no retrieving the value

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And also $(Build.SourceBranch) not working?

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Yes. that is not also not working. I had to manually enter the branch

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@SrivathsanJ could you share exactly your configuration? it's in a release pipeline?

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I've got a similar issue when trying to create PR's from github to azure dev. allowed token and all settings but failing at the same line. any clue?
checkout-from-github.txt
createpr-devops.txt

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Hi @PaulIvan, I see in your logs INPUT_REPOTYPE: 'Azure DevOps', but it should be GitHub, can you check?

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Hi @PaulIvan, I see in your logs INPUT_REPOTYPE: 'Azure DevOps', but it should be GitHub, can you check?

if I select Github, it will try to push the PR on github I don't need that. I want the PR to be published in Devops from Github

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@PaulIvan what do you mean "PR to be published in Devops from Github"? where is the repo?

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The scenario is the following:

• I have this test repo on my github. https://github.com/PaulIvan/ALAppExtensions/
• Whenever a PR is made against this github repo a pipeline is triggered in Devops using the azure github connector
• I want the pipeline task to push the content of the github PR in a duplicate repo in devops (which I already made) as another PR

Is that not something this extension can do?

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@PaulIvan I'm sorry but not :/
You should clone the repo from GitHub to Azure DevOps and update it there in an automated way (each commit to GitHub will update the repo in Azure DevOps - you can create a build for that), when all the repo will be in Azure DevOps you can use the extension to create the PR in Azure DevOps (not from GitHub, from branch and to branch both in ADO).

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Closing because there is no more info from the issue opener.

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