Showing results for June 2019 - Azure DevOps Blog

This week was a busy week in Azure DevOps! Thanks to this vibrant community, it was difficult to choose the top stories (what a great problem to have). If I've missed anything important, please feel free to send it my way, I am @DivineOps on Twitter. GDBC: Azure learnings from running at scale Let's start with the recap of the Global DevOps Bootc...

In this update, we continue to enhance the Azure Boards integration with GitHub like quickly view linked GitHub commits, PRs and issues from your Kanban board. We've also introduced a Top Publishers program in the marketplace, so you can install Azure DevOps extensions with confidence. Check out this post to learn more about these features.

Auditing for Azure DevOps is now available for all organizations as a Public Preview! A new way to monitor activities and changes throughout Azure DevOps organizations.

I'm at NDC Oslo and it's summer solstice. So today's the longest day of the year, and up here that makes for a really long day. But that's good news for me, it gives me more time to catch up on the amazing articles that the Microsoft DevOps community is writing. Check them out - and if you're also at NDC Oslo this week, be sure to say hi! Everythi...

The Azure Pipelines app for Slack provides rich previews of builds and releases when a URL is pasted to the pipeline ( Link unfurling)

Bootstrap an Azure DevOps extension with support for hot reload and debugging in Visual Studio Code.

I'm back home this week in England - and after week in sunny Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina (and before that, a week in even sunnier New Orleans), the cold rain has me stuck inside in the office. But it's not all bad, as that gives me an opportunity to catch up on some of the great articles written by the Azure DevOps community: Global DevOps Boot...

Azure DevOps has an incredibly deep set of functionality to allow you to build extensions for your team. Learn how to develop Azure DevOps extensions faster from your local environment using Visual Studio Code, React and webpack.

One of the more powerful git commands is the cherry-pick command. This can be an extremely powerful component of many git workflows such as the Azure DevOps team's Release Flow. To highlight a common use-case for it, let’s talk about hot-fixing release branches.

In this update, check out the modern updated wiki experience with more support for HTML tags and better table creation and editing. Several new Azure DevOps CLI commands to make your life that much easier! Check out the video to learn more about these features, plus more in the release notes here: https://aka.ms/azuredevops/152