Azd - FAQ
Why do I need to create a PAT with 'All accessible organizations' selected?
Because the Azure Devops Microsoft team doesn't want to solve this ticket
Resolving Token Issues with Azure DevOps Server
When working with Azure DevOps Server within an organization, it may occur that the library used for credential storage is disabled.
If you are experiencing difficulties related to your tokens or credentials, this is one of the first areas to check. To resolve this problem, you will need to modify your IDE's password settings. Below are the steps you can follow in IntelliJ IDEA to amend these settings:
Navigate to
In the dialog that opens, go to
Under the System Settings, locate and click on
Inside the settings, you can manage how your credentials are stored. In case your organization does not support the native Keychain, you can try with the KeyPass.
What is a Personal Access Token (PAT)?
A Personal Access Token (PAT) is a secure way to authenticate Azure DevOps. It provides a way to access your Azure DevOps resources without using your username and password, which can enhance security by limiting the scope and duration of access.
How to Create a PAT in Azure DevOps?
To create a PAT in Azure DevOps, follow these steps:
Navigate to your Azure DevOps organization.
Click on your profile picture in the upper-right corner and select
In the "Personal Access Tokens" section, click "New Token."
Specify a name for your token, set the expiration date, and select the scopes required for your tasks.
Click "Create" and copy the token for use in your applications.
Note: Keep your PAT secure and treat it like a password. Do not share it or expose it in your code.
Common Issues with Login and How to Resolve Them
If you encounter issues when trying to log in, consider the following troubleshooting steps:
Ensure the PAT has not expired. PATs have a limited lifespan and need to be renewed periodically.
Verify that the PAT has the necessary permissions for the tasks you are performing.
Check for any typos or errors in the PAT when entering it into your application.
Make sure the PAT was created with 'All accessible organization'
If you clone with the IDE Version control, make sure that you checked/unchecked the ssh
If you are using http is highly recommended to use enable the usage of Git Helper Credential in the >
How to Open a Bug or Feature Request
If you encounter a bug or have a feature request for the AZD IntelliJ plugin, you can report it on the project's GitHub issues page. Follow these steps:
Go to the GitHub issues page: https://github.com/edgafner/dorkag/issues
Click on "New issue."
Select "Bug report" or "Feature request" as appropriate.
Fill in the required information and submit the issue.
Why Isn't the Plugin Free?
The plugin is not free because its development requires significant time and resources.
I have also tried to reach out to potential investors from Microsoft to JetBrains and other tech giants, but for now, no luck.
Is there anything I can help for making the plugin free?
The goal is to keep trying to reach out to potential investors hoping this community will be big enough to make the plugin free. For now, what you can do is add a nice review on the Azd.