I’m still trying to reproduce. Looking at the results for search_azure_repos – how many repositories are being returned when you search, for example, “mexico”?
I am experiencing this issue as well. I am running 9.4. I see exactly 100 repos listed and when I search and check the network tab I can see the response contains the list of repos I would expect, but they do not show up in the list on the web page. You can see from the screenshots below that the web page shows only 1 result while the response returns 9 repositories. Happening in both Chrome and Firefox.
@pierreguillot in response to your question, if I search a repo that is in the first 10 results it finds and displays it correctly. It is just those outside of the first 100 results that do not appear when searched.
Trying to understand what could go wrong based on the UI code, I have a suspicion this line may be triggering some unexpected behavior down the line.
@jdwirrenga Could you please check if the projectName property of each entry under repositories for your api/alm_integrations/search_azure_repos response payload are the same ? Or are they all different?
@jkirwan I wonder if this is not a different problem for 9.2. I’ll try to see if I can find something.
The projectName is different on each entry. Is the frontend maybe filtering the response on the initial list_azure_projects response which only has the first 100 repos? The search_azure_repos response is correct each time, they just don’t get displayed if they aren’t in that list of 100.