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Azure DevOps Graph connectors for Microsoft Search

September 6, 2022 Sep 6, 2022 09/6/22
Gloridel Morales
Microsoft Search is the workplace search solution offered with Microsoft 365. Microsoft Search lets you find the information you need by unlocking knowledge and expertise. It helps you find what you need to complete what you're working on. Whether you're searching for people, files, organization charts, sites, or answers to frequent questions...

New Boards Hub, Sprint 208 Update

August 2, 2022 Aug 2, 2022 08/2/22
Dan Hellem
Since the March announcement of the New Boards Hub, our team has collected a lot of your feedback. Thank you! We have been hard at work addressing the issues. Every week the experience gets better and better. The issues backlog is getting smaller, and we are getting closer to where we can enable the New Boards Hub as the primary experience. We...

Content archived for Azure DevOps previous versions

July 12, 2022 Jul 12, 2022 07/12/22
Kathryn Elliott
​In April of this year, we completed a major project to archive older versions of our content.  For several years now, we've supported content for all Azure DevOps versions. These versions included TFS 2013 through Azure DevOps Services. Users viewed the content for their versions through the content version ...

Work Item Revision Limits

June 2, 2022 Jun 2, 2022 06/2/22
Dan Hellem
Every time a work item is updated, it creates an entry in the work item history. This is a great feature for users to track all the individual changes made to work items. However, we have seen organizations with automated tools that will generate tens of thousands of work item revisions. It creates issues with performance and usability on the ...

Azure Artifacts introduces new Upstreaming capabilities

May 18, 2022 May 18, 2022 05/18/22
Ankit Kumar
Azure Artifacts is announcing the long-desired feature of supporting Upstreams for Universal Packages across different ADO organizations. For engineers using Azure Artifacts, Universal Packages are a useful tool when managing and sharing large packages across different feeds. They allow for utilizing packages that are not supported by Azure ...