I can't access Azure Devops repositories I am granted access to

Reshef Sharvit 0 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
2026-06-23T07:52:40.12+00:00

for example: This was a personal information, removing it

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  1. Siddhesh Desai 7,640 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-06-23T08:33:26.73+00:00

    Hi @Reshef Sharvit

    Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A.

    As per your message in teams the issue is resolved as you required needed in: aka.ms/myaccess

    If the resolution was helpful, kindly take a moment to click on 210246-screenshot-2021-12-10-121802.pngand click on Yes for was this answer helpful. And, if you have any further query do let us know.

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  2. Reshef Sharvit 0 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2026-06-30T05:52:24.7666667+00:00

    I was able to resolve this by receiving access through aka.ms/myaccess

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  3. Manish Karki 0 Reputation points
    2026-06-27T00:53:29.93+00:00

    Hi @Reshef Sharvit

    If you have the required permission to access Azure DevOps repositories but still can't see them, this might be a licensing issue. You need to make sure you have a Basic license. Also, it can be repository-level permission.

    Make sure you have the required permission in your Azure DevOps project. You can check this in "Project Setting >> Permissions".

    Make sure the Repository is enabled in the Project. You can check this in "Project Setting >> Overview".

    Check "Project Setting >> Repository" to confirm if any repo-level permissions are set up and Inheritance is disabled.

    Most likely, if you have changed anything and created a default project, and you have the required permission, it might be a license. You get the Stakeholder license by default.

    Confirm you have the correct license:

    • Go to the Organisation settings of DevOps
    • Click Users and find your username.
    • Check the Access Level. Is it Basic, Basic + Test Plans, or Stakeholders?
    • If it is a Stakeholder, change it to either Basic or Basic + Test Plans. Click on the three dots and click Change access level.

    Please let me know if you have further questions regarding this.

    Also, please let me know if this resolved your issue.

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