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Build Definition - Only an Empty Queue

If I create an assembly definition, I cannot select the default agent queue. Not so long ago, I can create an assembly definition that includes a default queue. I do not know what has changed, that it no longer works. If I go on to edit the correct created assembly definition and then try to create the definition again, I can select the default queue. What is the reason for this?

Editing an existing assembly definition before creating isnt a solution because I have many projects and some have the correct assembly definition and some do not have a build definition.

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If you mean the default agent queue , for example, below when creating a build definition enter image description here

A queue attached to a pool containing the agents that you want to run. You can first check the status of your agent pool. Make sure everything is in order.

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And even after creating the definition, you can still change the queue to General , try changing the queue here to determine if there is still an empty queue.

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