Azure DevOps error - TFS.WebApi.Exception: An undefined error occurred

This error raised during my work with Azure DevOps board. After creating one feature, I was busy to create related couple of user stories under that feature and suddenly  I face this error. Initially, a few user stories I was able to create and linked under the feature, and then I fill up the story form, linked this with parent feature and click on submit. Popup appeared and throwing the below error:



Here the error information in text format.



Error(s):
An undefined error occurred while attempting to connect to the server. Status code 0: error.

TFS.WebApi.Exception: An undefined error occurred while attempting to connect to the server. Status code 0: error.
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    at https://cdn.vsassets.io/bundles/vss-bundle-common-vJOH_EVCbgzYMK5wh-1smwEkrKpEJvWQMG-i4vwekISY=:79:3822
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    at https://cdn.vsassets.io/bundles/vss-bundle-common-vJOH_EVCbgzYMK5wh-1smwEkrKpEJvWQMG-i4vwekISY=:77:3705


The first thing I did is to resubmit the story back to Azure Services to save it. Same error appeared. I was sure there was no error from my end and it was actually pretty simple stuff. Next, I did check my network connection and found it was broken(my adapter somehow got turned off). Just simply re-enabling my internet connection allowed me to save the story successfully. Thought to share and may be this could save someone to save his/her time by trying this easy resolution. Stay safe!

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