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We have a few new updates to announce for the work we have been doing to improve the Azure Boards + GitHub experience. Let’s jump right into it… 🎉 Add link to GitHub commit or pull request (GA) After being several weeks in preview, we are excited to announce our new enhanced experience for linking The post AB links on GitHub pull request and scale improvements for large organizations appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

Azure Repos provides two methods for users to access a git repository in Azure Repos – HTTPS and SSH. To use SSH, you need to create a key pair using one of the supported encryption methods. In the past we’ve been supporting only SSH-RSA and we’ve asked users to enable the SSH-RSA here. This is The post End of SSH-RSA support for Azure Repos appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

Several years ago, with the introduction of Visual Studio 2019, we launched a completely revamped work item experience. This updated view operates entirely on REST, replacing the deprecated SOAP APIs utilized in the legacy version. Although Visual Studio 2022 still includes the option to revert to the legacy view, the majority of our users have The post Work Items in Visual Studio appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

Git Partial Clone Treeless and blobless Git Partial Clones are now enabled in Azure DevOps for all customers! Partial clones are a reduced type of git clone that users create via specific arguments on the git command line. For large repositories with a lot of history, they offer a dramatic performance improvement compared to a The post Git Partial Clone Now Supported in Azure DevOps appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

The existing Azure Boards + GitHub integration has been in place for several years now. This integration was a great starting point, but it does not offer the level of traceability that our customers have grown accustomed to. Based on your feedback, we have put together set of investments to enhance this integration. Our goal The post Azure Boards + GitHub Integration Improvements appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

In this blog-tutorial you will: Use GitHub Codespaces (or your own IDE) Create a simple Go web server application Run unit tests on the application Build the application into a multi-stage Docker Image Use the Azure Container Registry (ACR) to store your Docker Images Deploy the application into Azure App Services Automate the delivery pipeline The post How to build, test and deploy your application using Azure and GitHub appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

Azure DevOps is FULL of so many features! Myself and Nana from Techworld with Nana teamed up to bring you an Azure DevOps Zero to Hero video! Many of you reading this blog may already be very experienced with Azure DevOps, please share this video to your colleagues and teams that are just getting started. The post Learn Azure DevOps from Zero to Hero appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

Last weekend was the Scottish Summit, while this event is local to the UK, people flew in globally to speak and attend one of the best Azure events around! There were so many great sessions from technical folks in the community and an amazing keynote from Dona Sarkar about accessibility. I am April Edwards and The post Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 17.06.2022 appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

We’re back for another top stories from the #AzureDevOps #Community! After last weeks’ ‘catch-up’ from the last month, this week feels so much quieter, but there is some awesome content for you! I am April Edwards and every week I try to bring you the latest updates from around the DevOps on Azure community. If The post Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2022.08.04 appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.

Welcome back! I am April Edwards and every week I try to bring you the latest updates from around the DevOps on Azure community. If you have a post you’d like to have me include, I am always listening. You can reach out on Twitter or LinkedIn and I will be sure to share your The post Top stories from the #AzureDevOps #community for 2022.25.02 are here! appeared first on Azure DevOps Blog.