Hotspot Question Your company is building a new web application. You plan to collect feedback from pilot users on the features being delivered. All the pilot users have a corporate computer that has G

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• Developers:Basic
  BasicStakeholder
• Pilot users:Stakeholder
  BasicStakeholder

Explanation

This question tests knowledge of Azure DevOps access levels required for the Test & Feedback extension, specifically applying the principle of least privilege for developers requesting feedback and pilot users providing feedback.

Approach. For developers who need to REQUEST feedback from pilot users, they require at least 'Basic' access level in Azure DevOps, as this allows them to create and manage feedback requests, work items, and test plans. For pilot users who only need to PROVIDE/GATHER feedback using the Microsoft Test & Feedback extension in Chrome, they only require 'Stakeholder' access level - the lowest free tier - because the extension allows stakeholders to submit feedback, file bugs, and respond to feedback requests without needing full Basic or higher licenses. This satisfies the principle of least privilege by not over-provisioning access.

Concept tested. Azure DevOps access levels (Stakeholder, Basic, Basic + Test Plans) and their permissions in relation to the Microsoft Test & Feedback extension. Specifically: Stakeholder access is sufficient for pilot users to provide feedback via the extension, while Basic access is the minimum needed for developers to request feedback and manage work items.

Reference. Microsoft Docs: 'Get feedback using the Test & Feedback extension' and 'About access levels in Azure DevOps' - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/test/request-stakeholder-feedback

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