Azure DevOps
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
- Sign in to Azure DevOps.
- From the left sidebar, click New Project.
- Enter a Project Name, optionally add a description, and select Visibility (Private or Public).
- Click Create.
Generate Git Credentials
- Open your new project and go to Repos.
- Click Generate Git Credentials.
- 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:
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Create a new service and select type as
app
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Navigate to the Azure DevOps tab.
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Enter the required details such as Repository URL and Branch.
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If the repository is private, paste your Git Credentials.
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Click Deploy to launch and view your application live.