gitazure-devopsbranching-and-merging
Bypass policies when pushing but Prevent commits to Main Branch
If a user has Bypass policies when pushing enabled, how can I also configure it so that the same user is unable to commit directly to Main branch?
Solution
You may enable this permission on the repo level:
and disable on the branch level:
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