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I work at Microsoft. Azure DevOps can't attest code on Edge, but can on Firefox
- mdmglr 4y agoMaybe they can shoot the edge team and email and ask what’s up? Instead of posting on Reddit?
- intern4tional 4y agoFormer MS: Different development teams have different attestation requirements. My team did not require commits to be attested via yubikey when I was there, although I know at least one team that had that requirement. It was an internal team specific requirement though and one of their own choosing (meaning they imposed it on themselves). A few other things: - Azure DevOps is public, you can see it or try it out here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/devops https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/devops - Internally at MS, stuff is dogfooded on dev / test / pre-production builds so things are broken often. Think like being on Windows Insider constantly only its even earlier in development (canary releases or other trial branches). - MS doesn't require you to use a specific browser internally. IIRC the internal standards actually require internal sites to support Firefox, as there are places in the world where MS has employees where Firefox usage must be supported.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 4y agoCan you elaborate on the last statement you made? Is it a legal requirement that Firefox must be supported in some countries? That’s my takeaway from your post at least.
- intern4tional 4y agoAnti-trust settlements and legislation, along with regulation as a result of those do dictate multi-browser support for some things. Microsoft and in particular Windows is heavily regulated.