Use Azure owner in URL for missing token error message

[jdblischak]

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Today I ran conda smithy register-ci on a new computer which didn't yet have ~/.conda-smithy/azure.token. It sent me to the URL https://dev.azure.com/conda-forge/_usersSettings/tokens, which I don't have access to. I need to use my Azure account name, ie https://dev.azure.com/jdblischak/_usersSettings/tokens

export AZURE_ORG_OR_USER="jdblischak"
conda smithy register-ci --user "jdblischak" --feedstock_directory . --without-all --with-azure
## No azure token. Create a token at https://dev.azure.com/conda-forge/_usersSettings/tokens and
## put it in ~/.conda-smithy/azure.token

The owner is defined earlier in cli.py, so I inserted it into the error message

conda-smithy/conda_smithy/cli.py

Line 317 in e296d0d

owner = args.user or args.organization

Then I confirmed it works as expected

mamba env create --file environment.yml
conda activate conda-smithy
which conda-smithy
python -m pip install -v --no-build-isolation -e .
which conda-smithy
## /home/wsl/mambaforge/envs/conda-smithy/bin/conda-smithy

conda-smithy register-ci --user "custom" --feedstock_directory . --without-all --with-azure
## No azure token. Create a token and
## put it in ~/.conda-smithy/azure.token
## No azure token. Create a token at https://dev.azure.com/custom/_usersSettings/tokens and
## put it in ~/.conda-smithy/azure.token

conda-smithy register-ci --organization "custom" --feedstock_directory . --without-all --with-azure
## No azure token. Create a token and
## put it in ~/.conda-smithy/azure.token
## No azure token. Create a token at https://dev.azure.com/custom/_usersSettings/tokens and
## put it in ~/.conda-smithy/azure.token

There is an earlier error message without the helpful URL in azure_ci_utils.py

conda-smithy/conda_smithy/azure_ci_utils.py

Lines 50 to 53 in e296d0d

	print(
	"No azure token. Create a token and\n"
	"put it in ~/.conda-smithy/azure.token"
	)

I was going to update that error message to also include the URL, but then I saw that the URL was purposefully omitted in the original commit (1f6dabe) that added both of these error messages, so I left it alone

Also I confirmed that AZURE_ORG_OR_USER has no effect on this error message. It only determines whether or not it can successfully query Azure Devops

Also I looked at the other URLs to create tokens for the other CI services, but none of them include the user/org

[jdblischak]

@conda-forge/core ready for review

[jakirkham]

Just to confirm, this is for feedstocks outside of conda-forge?

[beckermr]

Yes