How to fix (TasksOperationsNotAllowed) ACR Tasks requests for the registry <containerRegistryName> and <password> are not permitted.

Question

When running the following command on Azure Cloud Shell getting the TasksOperationsNotAllowed error. How to fix?

Command:
az acr build --registry $REGISTRYNAME --image expressimage .

Errror:
(TasksOperationsNotAllowed) ACR Tasks requests for the registry <containerRegistryName> and <password> are not permitted. Please file an Azure support request at http://aka.ms/azuresupport for assistance. Code: TasksOperationsNotAllowed Message: ACR Tasks requests for the registry <containerRegistryName> and <password> are not permitted. Please file an Azure support request at http://aka.ms/azuresupport for assistance. Target: request

Answer 1

Okay I found a work around using docker ClI commands -

1. Login to the ACR using az acr login -n $ACRNAME -p <password>
2. Tag the image first- docker tag <image name>:latest <ACR registry name>.azurecr.io/<image name>
3. Push the image to ACR from docker - docker push <ACR registry name>.azurecr.io/<image name>

The images will now appear in your ACR -

az acr repository list --name $ACRNAME --output table

Answer 2

@Md Shahedur Rahman I'm glad that you were able to resolve your issue and thank you for posting your solution so that others experiencing the same thing can easily reference this!

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Issue: When running the following command on Azure Cloud Shell:
az acr build --registry $REGISTRYNAME --image expressimage Getting an Error:
(TasksOperationsNotAllowed) ACR Tasks requests for the registry <containerRegistryName> and <password> are not permitted.

Solution:
UPDATE 3/4/2024: Looks like it is related to Trial subscriptions. Upgrading the plan to Pay as you go did resolve the issue for customers.

2/20/2024: Customer shared -

I found a work around using docker ClI commands -

1. Login to the ACR using az acr login -n $ACRNAME -p <password>
2. Tag the image first- docker tag <image name>:latest <ACR registry name>.azurecr.io/<image name>
3. Push the image to ACR from docker - docker push <ACR registry name>.azurecr.io/<image name>

The images will now appear in your ACR - az acr repository list --name $ACRNAME --output table

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