Publishing extensions to Marketplace issue resolved
If you've experienced difficulties publishing extensions to Visual Studio Marketplace, Microsoft's got your back. The company's Azure DevOps blog reports that a recent issue concerning global personal access tokens (PATs) has been resolved. This issue, which resulted in the error message "Your ability to create global personal access tokens (PATs) is restricted by your organization.", typically indicates that the PATs creation has been limited by administrators.
With this issue resolved, you can now go ahead and publish your Visual Studio Marketplace extensions without further ado.
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