{ "error_code": "BAD_REQUEST", "message": "Remote repo not found. Please ensure that:\n1. Your remote Git repo URL is valid.\n2. Your personal access token or app password has the correct repo access." }

Error that says "Remote repo not found". The error message says that the remote Git repo URL is not valid or the personal access token or app password does not have the correct repo access.

• Make sure that the remote Git repository URL linked to the REPO_ID in Databricks is accurate and accessible.
• You can test Git Connection manually clone the repository using the service principal's credentials to validate that access is working correctly.

Thank you @AlexOtt for the documentation about how to Use Repos to work on your own copy of notebooks, test them by committing changes to the "staging" environment, and promote them to "production" after successfully testing the releases branch.

Below are the steps you can follow:

Setup on Databricks Side

Configure Azure DevOps Pipelines:

Create a variable group to store common configurations.

Set up a build pipeline. Set up a release pipeline.

Reference: SO link