azure-repos

问题 At the company, we will change the URL for the Azure Devops workspace from https://oldname.visualstudio.com to https://dev.azure.com/newname . We have a lot of connections to Slack in Azure DevOps using two approaches. Older links via service hooks in Azure Devops, new links are via slack applications Azure Repos and Azure Pipelines. Service hooks in Azure DevOps use Slack's Incoming webhooks, so they will not be affected. However, Microsoft prefers to use its Slack Azure Repos and Azure

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64259511/export-git-history-of-all-files-in-a-specific-folder-in-azure-repos-for-a-specif

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64689617/git-add-commit-push-using-ansible-to-azure-repo

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64689617/git-add-commit-push-using-ansible-to-azure-repo

问题 I have just started a project in angular 8 for my work. I am very new to angular. I was suggested to use VS code for development. I have successfully perform the initial installation and also have successfully build couple of html pages. Now i want to commit all the development work to tfs.. I did a lot of research and all the article suggested to use Azure Repo. My work does not have Azure Repo. So my question is, are there any other ways to connect to TFS from Visual Studio Code. And how

问题 I am in an enterprise that creates many large to small scale applications. Way back when I started using Visual Studio Online/VSTS/now Azure devops I broke all of these apps out into different projects. However, now it seems there is good support for managing multiple apps in one project, and this seems easier from a management standpoint. From the research I did it seems i can do each service individually: Repos : Select Import Repository from the consolidated project and enter in the URL of

问题 How can we implement server-side hooks, or any similar solution, to restrict git push into git server? For example, we want to disable push of commits containing *.class files. 回答1: I don't think Azure DevOps uses hooks. You can use Branch Policies to make use of an external validation service (as I understand it this uses web hooks). Additional: the status of this User Voice request indicates the above is the official answer. But maybe the simple case would be .gitignore and code reviews?

问题 We have two Azure DevOps Organizations, 1. Development 2. Client I would like to know if we can synchronize Azure DevOps Repos from one organization (Development) to different organization (Client) in a secure way? If it is possible, what would be the best way to sync from one organization to another securely? NOTE: We are able to manually clone the Repo from one to another organization for the first time with the help of PAT and GIT Auth but the problem arises when we want to update or re

问题 We have two Azure DevOps Organizations, 1. Development 2. Client I would like to know if we can synchronize Azure DevOps Repos from one organization (Development) to different organization (Client) in a secure way? If it is possible, what would be the best way to sync from one organization to another securely? NOTE: We are able to manually clone the Repo from one to another organization for the first time with the help of PAT and GIT Auth but the problem arises when we want to update or re

问题 We use Git hosted in Azure DevOps for all of our source code. So far we have used Git Hooks to ensure that team members follow a branch naming convention {branchtype}/{username}/{friendlyname}/{workitemtype}{workitemid} . Examples: dev/dparkar/addauth/ta123456 hf/jsmith/memoryleak/bu11111 The branch naming convention allow us to clearly understand whether it's a regular development branch or a hotfix branch and which work item it is associated with, among other things. To setup Git Hooks