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Azure DevOps

The Azure DevOps connector lets you automate your CI/CD workflow by running a pipeline. With this connector, you can automate the execution of the pipeline defined in the Azure DevOps dashboard.

Set up Azure DevOps

  1. Click Configure Action Step from the left navigation panel.
  2. Click Action Step to configure third-party services.
  3. Within the Configure Action Step, click the Azure DevOps connector.

    Note: You can sort and search the connector(s) based on the filter.

  4. Under Choose an Action tab, select the Run a Pipeline action.
  5. Click the + Add New Account button to set up your Azure DevOps account.
  6. In the Authorize modal, enter a Title, and an Access Token.
    To find your Access token, log in to the Azure DevOps dashboard and perform the following steps:
    1. Click User Settings besides the profile icon.
    2. Click Personal access tokens.
    3. Click + New Token.
    4. In the Build scope, click Run & execute.
    5. In the Project & team, click Read.
  7. Click the Authorize button.
  8. Enter the Organization Name and select a Project Name from the Lookup dropdown. 
  9. Select a Pipeline Name from the Lookup dropdown. Each pipeline is linked with a GitHub repository where a YAML file is added to test the pipeline.
  10. Enter the YAML Template Parameters in JSON format you want to add in the YAML file to run the pipeline.
  11. Optionally, enable the Show optional fields toggle button to display the optional fields.
  12. Enter the Pipeline Version to select a specific pipeline. With the Preview Run checkbox, you can run and test the pipeline in any environment except production.
  13. Enter the Resource Data to add in the YAML file such as builds, repositories, containers, etc. Click + Add Skip Stage to skip any defined stage in the YAML file.
  14. In the Custom Variable field, pass the variables that you want to add in the Custom YAML file. You can add one or more custom files in the Custom YAML field.
  15. Click Proceed.
  16. Click the Test Action button to test the configured action.
  17. Click Save and Exit.

This sets the Azure DevOps action connector.

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