Azure DevOps

Written By charan

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Connect your Azure DevOps repositories to dFlow using Personal Access Tokens (PAT).

Azure DevOps Integration: Using Git Credentials

To authenticate Azure DevOps as a source in dFlow, you need a Git Credentials.

Create a Project in Azure DevOps & Generate Git Credentials

Create a Project

  1. Sign in to Azure DevOps.

  2. From the left sidebar, click New Project.

  3. Enter a Project Name, optionally add a description, and select Visibility (Private or Public).

  4. Click Create.

Generate Git Credentials

  1. Open your new project and go to Repos.

  2. Click Generate Git Credentials.

  3. Copy the provided Username and Password (token) to deploy.

Token Scope

A single repository access token is valid only for that specific repository. Each repository must have its own token.

Using the Git Credentials in dFlow

Once you have the Git Credentials:

  1. Create a new service and select type as app.

  2. Navigate to the Azure DevOps tab.

  3. Enter the required details such as Repository URL and Branch.

  4. If the repository is private, paste your Git Credentials.

    Azure devops App setup in dFlow

  5. Click Deploy to launch and view your application live.