Uninstall or disable extensions for Azure DevOps
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Learn how to uninstall or disable an extension that you don't need.
Note
Charges continue for a paid extension until you reduce all users to zero (0) for this extension.
Prerequisites
- To uninstall or disable extensions, you must be a member of the Project Collection Administrators group or have Edit collection-level information permissions. To learn more see Change project collection-level permissions.
Uninstall or disable extensions
Sign in to your organization (
https://dev.azure.com/{yourorganization}).Select
Organization settings.
Select Extensions, and then select the extension that you want to uninstall or disable.
Select Uninstall or select the ellipses (...), and then select Disable.
To uninstall extensions from the local gallery in Azure DevOps on-premises server, perform the following steps.
Go to the local gallery management portal (
http://{server}/_gallery/manage).For the wanted extension, select the ellipses (...), and then select Remove.
To uninstall extensions in a collection, perform the following steps.
Go to the local gallery management portal (
http://{server}:8080/tfs/_gallery/manage).For the wanted extension, select the ellipses (...), and then select Remove.
Enable or list extensions through the command line
You can enable an extension with the az devops extension enable command. To get started, see Get started with Azure DevOps CLI.
az devops extension enable --extension-name
--publisher-name
[--org]
Parameters - enable extension
- extension-name: The name of the extension to enable.
- publisher-name: The name of the extension publisher.
- org: Azure DevOps organization URL. You can configure the default organization using
az devops configure -d organization=ORG_URL. Required if not configured as default or picked up usinggit config. Example:--org https://dev.azure.com/MyOrganizationName/.
Example - enable extension
The following command enables the Timetracker extension and shows the result in table format.
az devops extension enable --extension-name Timetracker --publisher-name 7pace --output table
Publisher Id Extension Id Name Version Last Updated States
-------------- -------------- ----------- ----------- --------------- --------
7pace Timetracker Timetracker 5.0.1.34507 2019-11-13 none
List extensions
You can list the extensions that are installed in your organization with the az devops extension list command. To get started, see Get started with Azure DevOps CLI.
az devops extension list [--include-built-in {false, true}]
[--include-disabled {false, true}]
[--org]
Optional parameters - list extensions
- include-built-in: Include the built-in extensions. Accepted values are true (default) and false.
- include-disabled: Include the disabled extensions. Accepted values are true (default) and false.
- org: Azure DevOps organization URL. You can configure the default organization using
az devops configure -d organization=ORG_URL. Required if not configured as default or picked up usinggit config. Example:--org https://dev.azure.com/MyOrganizationName/.
Example - list extensions
The following command lists extensions in your organization. It excludes the disabled and built-in extensions, and shows the results in table format.
az devops extension list --include-built-in false --include-disabled false -output table
Publisher Id Extension Id Name Version Last Updated States Flags
-------------- ----------------------- ----------------------- ------------------- --------------- ----------------------- -------
ms vss-analytics Analytics 18.160.0.2130149925 2019-11-22 multiVersion, truste... trusted
ms vss-code-search Code Search 18.160.0.1640944814 2019-11-22 multiVersion, truste... trusted
ms vss-plans Delivery Plans 18.160.0.1266795967 2019-11-25 multiVersion, truste... trusted
ms-eswm dependencytracker Dependency Tracker 2.1910.12801 2019-10-28 none
ms-devlabs workitem-feature-tim... Feature timeline and... 0.0.357 2019-10-14 none
AgileParts gantt GANTT chart 1.0.79 2019-10-25 none
gordon-bee... github GitHub Widget 0.10.0 2016-03-16 none
ms-devlabs vsts-extensions-mult... Multivalue control 2.2.26 2019-11-15 none
agile-exte... product-vision Product Vision 2.0.6 2019-06-04 none
mohitbagra related-workitems Related Work items 2.0.4 2017-11-12 none
YodLabs TagsManager2 Tags Manager 0.9.31 2019-02-04 none
ms-devlabs team-calendar Team Calendar 2.0.15 2019-11-01 none
ms vss-testmanager-web Test Manager for TFS... 18.160.0.2130893445 2019-11-25 multiVersion, truste... trusted
mmanela vsts-workitem-recent... Who recently viewed ... 1.0.4 2019-03-22 none
ottostreif... wiql-editor Wiql Editor 2.0.90 2019-06-21 none
mohitbagra workitem-checklist Work item checklist 3.2.4 2019-06-24 none
mohitbagra witoneclickactions Work item form one c... 2.3.2 2018-04-03 none
ms-devlabs WorkItemVisualizatio... Work Item Visualizat... 1.4.64 2018-04-03 none
List extension information
You can list the details about an extension with the az devops extension show command. To get started, see Get started with Azure DevOps CLI.
az devops extension show --extension-name
--publisher-name
[--org]
Parameters - list extension information
- extension-name: The name of the extension.
- publisher-name: The name of the extension publisher.
- org: Azure DevOps organization URL. You can configure the default organization using
az devops configure -d organization=ORG_URL. Required if not configured as default or picked up usinggit config. Example:--org https://dev.azure.com/MyOrganizationName/.
Example - list extension information
The following command shows information about the Timetracker extension in table format.
az devops extension show --extension-name Timetracker --publisher-name 7pace --output table
Publisher Id Extension Id Name Version Last Updated States
-------------- -------------- ----------- ----------- --------------- --------
7pace Timetracker Timetracker 5.0.1.34507 2019-11-13 disabled
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