Reputation: 13367
In the past I used to use GitHub to store my repositories. I had a hook in GitHub set up for Pivotal Tracker that would allow me to pass an id and a status and it would update the job in Pivotal Tracker when the commit was made.
I would like to do the same thing when committing work into my Azure DevOps repository. Is this possible?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 153
Reputation: 114651
Azure Boards has native integration with Repos. Simply use #123
where 123
is the Work Item ID to link the work to the work item.
You can also link work items to branches.
You can create a Service Hook in Azure DevOps and (with an optional Azure Function or Microsoft Flow connection, you can make it do just about anything. Triggering the event is detailed below. Creating the Azure Function or Microsoft Flow workflow (or anything else that can process the event and translate it to what Pivotal understands) is up to you.
Then
And finally:
Upvotes: 1