Client Returns undefined while checking get_feature_state_for_scope for new project

Hello Team,

I am using python API to check if there are some features enabled/disbaled at Project level e.g Repo's and Pipeline's.

Issue is that when a Private Project is created, everything is enabled by default. When I check the state for such projects it returns undefined

Below is the sample code and results:

    feature_client = connection.clients_v7_0.get_feature_management_client()
    repo: ContributedFeatureState = feature_client.get_feature_state_for_scope(feature_id='ms.vss-code.version-control', user_scope='host', scope_name='project', scope_value='<PROJECT_ID/NAME>')
    pipeline: ContributedFeatureState = feature_client.get_feature_state_for_scope(feature_id='ms.vss-build.pipelines', user_scope='host', scope_name='project', scope_value='<PROJECT_ID/NAME>')
    print(repo)
    print(pipeline)

Results:

{
    'additional_properties': {}, 
    'feature_id': 'ms.vss-code.version-control', 
    'overridden': None, 
    'reason': None, 
    'scope': <azure.devops.v7_0.feature_management.models.ContributedFeatureSettingScope object at 0x10f2c2580>, 
    'state': 'undefined'
}

{
    'additional_properties': {}, 
    'feature_id': 'ms.vss-build.pipelines', 
    'overridden': None, 
    'reason': None, 
    'scope': <azure.devops.v7_0.feature_management.models.ContributedFeatureSettingScope object at 0x10f2c2af0>,
    'state': 'undefined'
}

When I manually disable these features at Project level then it is able to identify them:

Disabled:

{
    'additional_properties': {}, 
    'feature_id': 'ms.vss-code.version-control', 
    'overridden': None, 
    'reason': None, 
    'scope': <azure.devops.v7_0.feature_management.models.ContributedFeatureSettingScope object at 0x1019d4580>, 
    'state': 'disabled'
}

{
    'additional_properties': {}, 
    'feature_id': 'ms.vss-build.pipelines', 
    'overridden': None, 
    'reason': None, 
    'scope': <azure.devops.v7_0.feature_management.models.ContributedFeatureSettingScope object at 0x1019d4af0>, 
    'state': 'disabled'
}

enabled back again:

{
    'additional_properties': {}, 
    'feature_id': 'ms.vss-code.version-control',
    'overridden': None, 
    'reason': None, 
    'scope': <azure.devops.v7_0.feature_management.models.ContributedFeatureSettingScope object at 0x1050d4580>, 
    'state': 'enabled'
}
{
    'additional_properties': {}, 
    'feature_id': 'ms.vss-build.pipelines', 
    'overridden': None, 
    'reason': None, 
    'scope': <azure.devops.v7_0.feature_management.models.ContributedFeatureSettingScope object at 0x1050d4af0>, 
    'state': 'enabled'
}

Can you please guide on this, shall we assume that if it is undefined it is enabled

Best
Jashan

Commencez par examiner le client Python de gestion des fonctionnalités et l’appel get_feature_state_for_scope présentés dans l’issue, puis comparez sa réponse undefined au comportement documenté de l’état des fonctionnalités d’Azure DevOps. Déterminez si undefined est un état hérité attendu ou un défaut du client/de l’API ; le travail est terminé lorsque le comportement est documenté ou qu’une modification reproductible nécessaire pour renvoyer l’état correct est identifiée.