I use to be able to sort each column by clicking on the header before the update to v1.1.1. This feature seems to have been broken or lost. I have been using this so I could see which open PRs need my attention or are waiting on my feedback again.

I did notice the new search bar could be a replacement for this, however it does not include the "My Vote" column. I know #54 is currently open for fixing the wrong status going in that column, but once fixed I think this would be a nice replacement if the sorting was removed intentionally.

Hello,
In order to use this extension, I need to make sure that it doesn't contain any security alerts or vulnerabilities. To verify it I have performed a codeql scan over this repository and found out a high severity issue Incomplete URL substring sanitization. I am attaching the screenshot of alert below. It would be helpful if this can be fixed.

Thanks,

Hi!

Thanks for your work, it is a very nice plugin!
Would it be possible to add multiple choice filtering based on all columns (project is the one i'm most interested in).

Ott

After some use of the extension we have found that the width allocated for the Author is rarely sufficient. On the other hand, the width for Repository name is too much and probably the width for Reviewers is too much as well.

I would suggest a new distribution like this:
Author: Before 25% of available space -> Now 35%-ish of available space.
Repository: Before 25% of available space -> Now 15-20% of available space.
Reviewers: Before 33% of available space -> Now 25% of available space.

I'd be happy to provide a PR for this suggestion, if you think it's a good idea.

About the time that VSTS switched to Azure DevOps, they stopped development on vss-web-extension-sdk in favor of both azure-devops-extension-sdk and azure-devops-extension-api. Therefore, the SDK we're using is 8 months out of date, and we should probably upgrade sometime, just in case Microsoft rolls out some new features (or already has).

We often identify pull requests by the person that created it.

How easy would it be to add a "Created by" column?

Not showing pull requests, there's an error in js console in browser. TFS is on premise.

bundle.js:53 Uncaught (in promise) TFS.WebApi.Exception: 404: Not Found at Object.<anonymous> (http://***:8080/tfs/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.1/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:51961) at http://***:8080/tfs/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.1/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:50486 at Object.next (http://***:8080/tfs/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.1/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:50591) at a (http://***:8080/tfs/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.1/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:49337)

Because we had to change the manifest to include the "vso.build" scope, it caused a certificate update to happen behind the scenes. Unfortunately, users may need to uninstall the extension from their organization and then reinstall it. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Would be nice to have a (1×1) tile on the dashboard, which shows the number of pull requests. Clicking the tile could navigate to the All Active Pull Requests page.

I get the following error in the console:

Request response looks like this:
{"$id":"1","innerException":null,"message":"HostAuthorizationNotFound","typeName":"Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.DelegatedAuthorization.SessionTokenCreateException, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.WebApi","typeKey":"SessionTokenCreateException","errorCode":0,"eventId":3000}

It's still working for another tenant. I'm in the process of reinstalling the extension. I'll update the issue if I have more infos.

Using version 0.2.6

When I open the extension on both IE and Chrome I do not get any pull requests even though I have active pull requests. I see the following error in the console window.

[object Object]
   {
      [functions]: ,
      __proto__: { },
      description: "Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: sessionToken.AppId",
      message: "Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: sessionToken.AppId",
      name: "TFS.WebApi.Exception",
      responseText: "{"$id":"1","innerException":null,"message":"Value cannot be null.\r\nParameter name: sessionToken.AppId","typeName":"System.ArgumentNullException, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089","typeKey":"ArgumentNullException","errorCode":0,"eventId":0}",
      serverError: { },
      status: 400
   }

Hey,

Great widget guys! I stumbled upon an inconvenience after introducing it in new organization. My organization has a lots of repositories in project (around 300).
As a team member I don't care for all of them, rather only for those my team manages ( lets say around 30).
All repositories my team manages have constant prefix. Filtering works great, yet it doesn't include repository name. (Not a problem there is separate filter for that.) It just takes more time to select those I'm interested in. That's fine solution.

What bugs me is fact that I've got to select them again every single time I open widget.
This is why I thought that saving filters would be great or having an option to include repository name in text filter.

What do you think about it ?

Add a new settings tab that will have toggle components to turn on/off each column from being displayed to save screen real estate. It looks like devops extensions can store key value pairs as user settings, so storing a flag for each column as a user preference to show/hide.

Toggle Component: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/azure-devops/components/toggle
Extension Data Storage: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/extend/develop/data-storage?view=azure-devops

It doesn't look like it would take much to do this, I can take a stab at it if it would be merged in

There is a new feature in VSTS where you can flag a Pull Request as Draft. It is the same as marking a Pull Request title with WIP at the beginning but with this, it actually blocks the pull request in being merged.

Would it be possible to add a little icon or color to identify which PRs are in draft mode?

You can clearly see in above screenshot that I voted on all of them but it does not show in the "My Vote" column.

It would be nice if you can see the build status of each Active Pull Request (passed, failed, in progress, not run ..), so you can quickly see when the reason that it is not completed is a failed build.

I've had this problem for a while where, when I'm at work, most of the time profile pictures don't load though they always did from home.

Last night I rebuilt my home PC with new hardware and now profile pictures aren't showing up here.

There are two failed network calls, both 404s, the relevant one seems to be:

https://amcdn.msftauth.net/me/profile-images?partner=vsts-social&accountIds=aad:{myemail}&wreply=https://dev.azure.com/{myOrg}/{myProject}/_apps/hub/mimeo-vs-marketplace.mimeo-active-pull-requests.active-pull-requests-extension-hub

Since it seems this plugin hasn't been updated for a couple years I'd not be surprised if some API change on the Azure DevOps side causes this but then I'd be quite surprised that nobody else has raised this. Plus that doesn't explain why it was working yesterday on my old PC.

Any thoughts?

I installed the extension on our On Premise TFS server, however when I click "All Pull Requests" I get a Active Pull Requests by Mimeo failed to load. error

I have installed version 0.2.4 of the extension. Is there any logs I can look for to try to identify the problem?

TFS Installed on Windows Server 2012 R2
Client is Windows 8 with Internet Explorer 11 browser.

I get the following in the IE Console Window:

SCRIPT1002: Syntax error
File: hub.html, Line: 193, Column: 39

When I open hub.html the code part in question is

                window.setTimeout( () => {
                    prCount = activePullRequests.length;
                    if(prCount === 0) {
                        grid.setDataSource([{
                            id: "",
                            title: "",
                            repo: "",
                            vote: ""
                        }]);
                    } 
                    $("#hub-title").text($("#hub-title").text() + " (" + prCount + " pull requests)");
                }, 5000);

It seems to not like the () => part as the cursor goes there

Thank you for creating an all active pull request extension. We have a single large mono-project with many repos, and therefore hundreds of active pull requests. When using the extension, we only see the 99 most recent active pull requests? Is this a purposeful limit, or am I missing something? Maybe a possible solution would be to display a cached 'paged' list of 100, that can be moved through???

We have below issue :

1. I have created few PRs for a repository, previously I was able to see all my and teams PR as well under "All Active Pull Requests", but now the list shows all PR`s excluding my PR.
2. Also I need to visit every repositories "Pull Requests" tabs to see the PRs created by me against the specific repository. It never shows me under "All Active Pull Requests".
3. The count for all repositories in "All Active Pull Requests" does not match with the list of PRs shown below it.

When there are no active pull requests across all repos and loading is complete, "Loading..." is still shown in the table.

Steps:

1. Click on "All Active Pull Request"
2. Click on any open PR
3. Notice the sidebar and the title are duplicated

See screenshot:

Version: 1.1.0
Browser: Google Chrome 74.0.3729.169
OS: Windows 10

Since the most recent update, the page is only showing 3 PR's, although there are more.

As our team grows, our PR list grows, and it's somewhat difficult to let reviewers know the status of a current PR.

Tags is a great solution for that, but without tags being on the All Repositories screen, you have to end up looking at each one to find the status.

e.g.:

Doesn't have to be crazy, letting you add tags, just view them.

VSTS added new color themes on the website. Having the bright white background in the plugin tab is clashing with the rest of the UI.

Is it possible to apply part of the selected color theme?

The latest version of the extension works great on Azure DevOps Server except for one thing: the URL for pull requests go to hosted Azure DevOps instead of our local on-premises Azure DevOps server. This makes the extension frustratingly unusable. We love the other features, and this is the only thing preventing us from deploying it.

After the update to 1.1.0 the PR does not load on the current screen. A sad document appears and says that dev.azure.com refused to connect

We currently have 78 pull requests open, which does not fit in the page without a scroll bar. There is no scrollbar available, so our only option to see the others is to zoom out or use the dev console to add the "overflow: scroll" styling.

The menu icon shown is low resolution on retina displays. I see right now it's a 16x16 image and the UI seems to use a 16px font size for the other icons (custom font). For retina, the image needs to be at least 32x32 if shown at 16x16. I can submit a PR but am not sure if the image can be enlarged.

Edit: Image attached

I'm seeing the following response in the Chrome developer tools network; the server code is 500; this is returned as the body.

{"$id":"1","innerException":null,"message":"HostAuthorizationNotFound","typeName":"Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.DelegatedAuthorization.SessionTokenCreateException, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.WebApi","typeKey":"SessionTokenCreateException","errorCode":0,"eventId":3000}

I can see this feature being useful.
Just a normal create PR button at the top with the latest branch you updated, the same as if you were to go to a normal project's pull request.

or even better:

Just as in the "normal" PR-List, it would be good if you can see what changes have been made to a PR since you last visited that PR.
In addition a time stamp with the last change date would be good too.

When I click the "Created By" column header on the All Active Pull Requests page, the order of the entries does not change.

I feel a bit thick here, but I've installed this extension but can't seem to find it anywhere clicking through Azure DevOps.

Where can I find it?

Would you consider adding "Base" and "Target" columns to the table and display the branch names there? There's a lot of room on the screen for additional columns, at least on a desktop in 1920x, which I imagine is a fairly common size.

Quite often I find myself using this list primarily and want to check out a branch or two but have to drill into the PR to find the name. It would also let me more quickly catch PRs that aren't going into master (and don't require as much attention since we have our deployments wired up to master merges).

Also, the ID column, assuming it's not fed to you that way by VSTS could even be reduced to just #123 instead of including the words Pull Request on each line.

Being able to select which columns are displayed and the way they are ordered would be ideal, but I imagine that's a lot of work.

Thanks!

Hey guys!

Thanks for the latest update! It is awesome and beautiful!

One small bug: New "My Drafts" tab goes to blank page if clicked too quickly

Repro steps:

• When in the extension page
• Refresh the page
• Rapidly click on the "My Drafts" tab

Current Result: loads a blank page
Expected Result: Show same skeleton UI than in "Active Pull Requests" tab until loaded

I can take a look if you guys don't have the time 😉

In our TFS on premises instance, clicking on the link "Pull Request 123" opens a new tab.
But the opened tab doesn't show up correctly. It is almost empty. Moreover, it can't be used to navigate elsewhere.

When opening the chrome developer tools, I see two messages like:

chrome-extension://jeoacafpbcihiomhlakheieifhpjdfeo/scripts/vendor/port/port.js:30 Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read the 'localStorage' property from 'Window': The document is sandboxed and lacks the 'allow-same-origin' flag.
:8080/tfs/_static/tfs/Dev14.M95.4/_scripts/TFS/min/corejs?v=YrJp6kQQNlNj0Ry13Qyzbxc2AlDqoyJIv9ZoZrnvNN81:88 Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read the 'cookie' property from 'Document': The document is sandboxed and lacks the 'allow-same-origin' flag.

:8080/tfs/_static/tfs/Dev14.M95.4/_scripts/TFS/min/corejs?v=YrJp6kQQNlNj0Ry13Qyzbxc2AlDqoyJIv9ZoZrnvNN81:88 
Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read the 'cookie' property from 'Document': The document is sandboxed and lacks the 'allow-same-origin' flag.

f I copy the link to the clipboard and paste it in a new, fresh, tab, wverything works fine..

This is a feature exising in the already - Azure Devops > Active PR's screen. Would be nice to have it in this extension as well.

IE11 doesn't appear to support the JavaScript Array find() method. It's currently failing here:

var activePullRequest = activePullRequests.find(function(element, index, array)

On the Active Pull Requests page, the comments for a PR shows 14/15 comments:

But clicking on the PR itself shows 12/15 comments:

This appears to be a matter of "Pending" comments being considered resolved by the Active Pull Requests page, since I currently have 1 active and 2 pending comments.

This appears to be the relevant bit of code:

The vertical spacing on the all active PRs page is a bit too much. Reducing the padding to 2px in the "bolt-table-cell-content" class tightens it up nice

This extension was working great for us, but recently it stopping correctly. I think the bug I am about to describe was introduced in version 1.6 on December 18, 2019.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create an organization in Azure DevOps MyOrg called MyOrg.
2. Create a project called ProjectA.
3. Create a project called ProjectB.
4. Create a repository in ProjectB called MyRepo.
5. Create a PR in MyRepo.
6. Navigate to the URL for this extension in ProjectB, which is

https://myorg.visualstudio.com/ProjectB/_apps/hub/mimeo-vs-marketplace.mimeo-active-pull-requests.active-pull-requests-extension-hub

Actual result

The actual URL for the PR is

https://myorg.visualstudio.com/MyOrg/ProjectB/_git/MyRepo/pullRequest/1

and no PR data loads (i.e. the menus on top and left load, but the "center" of the screen is just white).

Expected result

The expected URL for the PR is

https://myorg.visualstudio.com/ProjectB/_git/MyRepo/pullRequest/1

The difference is that this URL lacks MyOrg. For this URL, all the PR data loads correctly.

Additional correct URLs

These URLs are not expected but still work correctly.

https://dev.azure.com/MyOrg/ProjectB/_git/MyRepo/pullRequest/1
https://myorg.visualstudio.com/ProjectB/ProjectB/_git/MyRepo/pullRequest/1

I think the first of those might be the actual URL for version 1.5.

Same steps for ProjectA

When doing steps 4 to 6 for ProjectA, the actual URL is

https://myorg.visualstudio.com/MyOrg/ProjectA/_git/MyRepo/pullRequest/1

and all the PR data loads correctly.

I reviewed the code in an attempt to find when and where this change was introduced. I think this is the relevant code.

My best guess would be to set hostUrl to ${parentUrl.origin}/${this.projectName}. I think that would work for the steps I described above, but I don't know if this would work in all the other current use cases.

This is a very nice plugin.
Thanks for sharing.

Any chance it could be extended to show ActivePullRequests not only on all Repos, but also across all projects and their respective repos?

Otherwise a developer working on multiple projects would still need to go through each project to see the PRs.

Thanks

Today the extension in DevOps cloud stopped working when there are 0 PRs. I’m guessing this was due to the latest update. The screen just shows the loading image but if you inspect devtools there are hundreds of api calls, each returning an empty result. If we have at least 1 PR the extension works fine.

It would be nice if we could filter by repository.
Ideally, you'd be presented with a multi-select containing all repositories you have access to.
If the user selects one or more options from the multi-select, the results would be filtered.

A possibility to save the state of the selected values in the multi-select would also be ideal, so that you don't have to reselect those repositories each time you visit the page.

Sinds a week or two the page keeps saying: loading...
My team members do not have any problems at this moment.

Is this a common issue?

When clicking on any "Active Pull Request" via the extension page, we get redirected to a 404 page of Azure DevOps.

Repro steps:

1. Navigate to https://dev.azure.com/FooBAR/BAR/_apps/hub/mimeo-vs-marketplace.mimeo-active-pull-requests.active-pull-requests-extension-hub
2. Click on any active PR. We get redirected over to https://dev.azure.com/FooFooBAR/BAR/_git/myrepo/pullRequest/1

Notice that Foo is there twice. I think this might be caused by #76 since it appeared over the weekend

I've just installed the extension on a server installation and installation went fine.
I followed the instructions here:

• To install "All Active Pull Requests" on Azure DevOps Server, perform following steps:
• Navigate to the Azure DevOps Server Extensions page on your server. (For example, http://someserver/_gallery/manage)
• Click upload new extension and select the file you have just downloaded.
• After the extension has successfully uploaded, click Install and select the Team Project Collection to install into.

But no no data is loaded in the UI, I only get this placeholder image:

This error from the console might be related

bundle.js:53 Uncaught (in promise) TFS.WebApi.Exception: 404: Not Found
    at Object.<anonymous> (https://devops.inyett.se/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.5/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:53852)
    at https://devops.inyett.se/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.5/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:52377
    at Object.next (https://devops.inyett.se/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.5/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:52482)
    at a (https://devops.inyett.se/_apis/public/gallery/publisher/mimeo-vs-marketplace/extension/mimeo-active-pull-requests/1.1.5/assetbyname/dist/bundle.js:53:51228)

Tell me what's necessary to troubleshoot, or if anything more is necessary from my end.

The first time a pull request link is clicked from the list, the title bar is hidden and no action occurs. The issue exists when a long list of pull requests are pending (larger than the viewable screen area). I have been able to reproduce this issue on devices with small screens or using a smaller desktop browser window.

The issue seems to be a CSS one where the body of the iframe generated by hub.html is 20px up causing the hub-title to be hidden and for links to be invalid (hit area gets moved as soon you click). I haven't found the exact cause for this yet or I would have submitted a PR but wanted to document the issue here.

When this tries to access the TFS Git API, it gets a 401 unauthorized error. I think there is an issue with the defined scopes for this extension.

https://freerangeeggs.net/2016/02/11/tfs-webapi-exception-401-in-visual-studio-team-services-extension/