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Azure Repos is the version control repository for Azure DevOps (previously VSTS) using either TFVC or Git.

Azure Repos is the version control repository for Azure DevOps (previously Visual Studio Team Services, VSTS) using either TFVC or Git.

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How can I view branches in Azure Repos without the tree view?

The documentation Manage branches says that branches are listed with a collapsable tree view when you're viewing them in Azure. If your team uses a forward slash separator in your branch names, you'll see a collapsible tree view for those…
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How to connect TFS in Visual Studio code without Azure Repo

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 performed the initial installations and also have successfully build couple of html pages. Now i…
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Automatic link of commit to User Story not working with #ID

I have a git repo in Azure DevOps Repos, I also have a test User Story set up. I cloned the master branch and opened it in VSCode and then on commit I used the extension to select my User Story automatically which added #ID to the commit message and…
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Equivalent to TFS source control explorer with git?

Considering starting to use git for source control, so I've looked at it a little bit. But one big question I have is about how to see one's entire source repository with git. You know how with a TFS source repository, you can just look at your…
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How to solve the release pipeline deployment issue with the artifacts?

I'm using Azure DevOps REST API to create the release pipeline and deploy through programatically. After triggering the deploy API it starts the release but it unable to download the artifacts. In the artifact section, I've configured Azure Repos to…
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Compile directory in Azure DevOps Repos and save the results somewhere

Let’s say I have a directory structure like this in an Azure DevOps repo: Main/ - A/ - *.csproj - B/ - *.csproj - C/ - *.csproj Each subfolder has a .csproj file. I want to compile the Main/A/ folder and save the build…
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Can't push to myProject.visualstudio.com anymore

I'm running into the login hell of Microsoft again. For a few weeks I can't push to my 5 year old repo at myproject.visualstudio.com anymore. I can't log in. When trying to login using the browser I can't either. It keeps saying the repo doesn't…
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Unable to find the TF executable while adding tfs to VSCode

I am adding TFS to Visual Studio Code IDE(1.42.0) for that I have installed Azure Repos extension. In VS code at File-->Preference-->Setting-->Tfvc:Location, when I am entering path C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual…
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Connect to Azure Git Repository from Visual Studio 2012

I don't see the connect (electric plug) icon in Team Explorer on Visual Studio 2012 (which we have to use for BizTalk 2013). There's an option to connect to TFS (Team Foundation Server), but we want to connect to an Azure Repository. Is that…
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How to get changes from other users in VS Code from TFS

This question is for building Angular application in VS Code. My team has been coding in VS2015 and using Microsoft TFS for version control (Please note that our code is within the company firewall, on a local TFS build server and not on Gits…
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How to provide pipeline parameters in creating build definition using Azure DevOps REST API?

I can able to create the build definition using Azure DevOps REST API. When I ran the build definition from the portal, it is not using azure-pipeline.yml file which is part of the codebase in Azure Repos. The pipeline file(azure-pipeline.yml)…
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Azure Repo submodule CI/CD

In my Azure repo for my function app, I included a submodule that is cloned from another Azure Repos. I try to enable CI/CD pipeline of this function, however, if I change and commit a new change to the submodule's original Azure repo, it cannot…
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Can a service account push changes to Azure Repos?

With a CMS system where the content is stored in JSON files we want to use a repo to track and approve changes. When an editor makes a change we would like the server to be able to commit and push the changes to the repo, and then create a pull…
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Azure Git Repo, Visual Studio, Shared Libraries and Submodules

I'm a bit confused with git/azure/shared libraries and not found any clear guidance online either, it's a moving goal post it seems. I'm used to having a solution with multiple projects in. Some of those are class libraries shared among a number of…
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Unable to download terraform modules from azure repo (Private repo)

My terraform-modules repo location is like this: https://teamabc.visualstudio.com/dummyproject/_git/terraform-modules?path=%2Fcompute&version=GBmaster I have three directories/modules at root level, namely compute, resourcegroup and…
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