Repoworks now makes it easier to review work and submit feedback.
Repoworks adds Azure DevOps support for connected project work
| Written by | Linus Jonsheden |
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Repoworks now supports Azure DevOps as a connected code source.
Teams can bring Azure DevOps repositories into Repoworks and use the same code-aware workflows they rely on for documentation, project reporting, reviews and customer-ready communication.
Once connected, you can choose a repository and branch, then ask Repoworks to work from the project context that matters. This gives consultants, project managers and software teams a clearer way to turn active development work into useful summaries without rebuilding the story from commits and technical notes by hand.
The integration also supports delivery workflows in Azure DevOps. Teams can work with pull requests and work items from the same connected project context, helping draft work stay aligned with the repository and the delivery process around it.
Changes in version 1.193.0
- Adds Azure DevOps as a code-source option in Repoworks.
- Connects Azure DevOps repositories and branches to repository-aware sessions.
- Supports pull-request and work-item workflows for delivery work.
- Adds Azure DevOps-aware links, activity messages and setup guidance.
- Strengthens connection checks and error messages to make setup easier to complete.
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