Hi @LUKE O'DONNELL ,
Thanks for reach out to Microsoft Q&A.
Azure DevOps now requires each new org to be linked to an active Azure subscription. Make sure your PAYG subscription shows up when you go to https://dev.azure.com =>New organization.
If your subscription doesn't appear or you get a “limit reached” message, double-check that:
- Your PAYG subscription is in “Enabled” state (no billing/suspension issues)
- You’re not part of an Azure AD tenant that has a Restrict organization creation policy turned on. If you are, an admin must add you to the allow-list under Org settings =>Microsoft Entra ID.
- Quick steps to verify:
- Sign in to dev.azure.com
- Click New organization
- Confirm your PAYG subscription is selectable in the billing dropdown
- If it isn’t, check your Azure portal under Subscriptions for any billing or suspended-state flags.
- Quick steps to verify:
Publishing a VS Code extension uses the Visual Studio Marketplace Publisher model, which is separate from your Azure DevOps org creation. You need:
- To be the owner of the marketplace publisher not just a project admin in DevOps
- To have accepted the Marketplace terms of service
- To create a publisher:
- Go to https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/manage/publishers
- Click New publisher and pick a unique publisher name
- Fill in the details and hit Create
- If you still get “permission denied,” ensure your MSA is in the Publisher Administrators role for that publisher and that you’ve accepted any pending agreements in the portal.
Hope this helps!
References:
- Create an organization in Azure DevOps
- Restrict organization creation via Microsoft Entra tenant policy
- Visual Studio Marketplace publishers
Hope this helps!
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