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Setting up a service account for the TFS Build Services and need to know what all permissions this service account will need. I have looked all over and can only find that it needs the Log on as a Service permission.<br />
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Where can I find what all permissions this account needs?
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Setting up a service account for the TFS Build Services and need to know what all permissions this service account will need. I have looked all over and can only find that it needs the Log on as a Service permission.

Where can I find what all permissions this account needs?

Team Foundation Server 2015 - build services

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