Is the plugin actually in the plugins directory on the FileSystem ( `$JENKINS_HOME}/plugins` ) ? Does it show as installed on your instance in the plugin Manager ( `${JENKINS_URL}/pluginManager/installed` )?
Did you reinstall or change the instance configuration ?
Not that this should have any impact on your local instance, but TFS plugin was removed from the plugins repository last year as it does not meet the OSI open source license requirements - INFRA-2751 to be made available via the plugins site.
It also has a security vulnerability (SECURITY-1506 / CVE-2020-2249 ), which lead to the identification of the license violation.
No one has heard a peep from MS in several years regarding the plugin and it's been even longer since redsolo stopped working on the plugin. This position would appear to be supported by their advisory for the Azure Repos VS Code extension.
See also S/O responses here and here
The plugin is still available to download from GitHub and manually install from the Web UI.
ps: I have noting to do w/plugin other than a fellow frustrated user.
Is the plugin actually in the plugins directory on the FileSystem ( `$JENKINS_HOME}/plugins` ) ? Does it show as installed on your instance in the plugin Manager ( `${JENKINS_URL}/pluginManager/installed` )?
Did you reinstall or change the instance configuration ?
Not that this should have any impact on your local instance, but TFS plugin was removed from the plugins repository last year as it does not meet the OSI open source license requirements - INFRA-2751 to be made available via the plugins site.
It also has a security vulnerability (SECURITY-1506 / CVE-2020-2249 ), which lead to the identification of the license violation.
No one has heard a peep from MS in several years regarding the plugin and it's been even longer since redsolo stopped working on the plugin. This position would appear to be supported by their advisory for the Azure Repos VS Code extension.
See also S/O responses here and here
The plugin is still available to download from GitHub and manually install from the Web UI.
ps: I have noting to do w/plugin other than a fellow frustrated user.