This PowerShell script is designed to identify and list work items that have been moved from one project to another within a given Azure DevOps organization. Use Case I was working on migrating W...
I was working on a real use case scenario to add a large list of users to multiple private channels in MS Teams. The first option that came to my mind was adding them manually by adding each user t...
In this post, I am going to outline a step by step guide to build and deploy an .Net Core application to an Azure App Service using GitHub Actions. Before starting to create the GitHub Actions wo...
In response to a practical need to identify and quantify the usage of a specific field across projects in Azure DevOps, I developed this PowerShell script. This script interacts with the Azure Dev...
In today’s fast-paced business landscape, maximizing productivity is crucial for staying competitive and delivering outstanding results. By seamlessly integrating Azure DevOps and Logic Apps, organ...
Earlier this year (2024), GitHub shared some exciting news: certifications that were once only for their employees and partners are now open to everyone worldwide! These certifications cover diffe...
In this post, we’ll explore how to migrate a customized inherited process from one Azure DevOps organization to another. We’ll walk through the process using the powerful process-migrator tool, dev...
Migrating from TFVC to Git in Azure DevOps can bring numerous advantages, including better collaboration, easier branching and merging, and improved performance. With Git’s distributed nature, team...
Git hooks provide a mechanism to execute code automatically at certain points in the Git workflow. The hooks can be any executable code, including PowerShell, Python, or other scripts. In this po...