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Azure Repos

ToolJet offers the capability to establish a connection with Azure Repos in order to read from and commit to Git repositories for source control and version management.

Connection​

To connect with Azure Repos, you will need the Organization Name (e.g., https://dev.azure.com/your-organization) and a Personal Access Token (PAT). Generate a Personal Access Token(PAT) by navigating to User Settings, then selecting Personal Access Tokens. Ensure the token includes the necessary scopes based on the operations you want to perform.

get azure repository

Supported Operations​

  1. Get Azure Repository
  2. Get Repository Commits
  3. Get Repository Branches
  4. Get Repository Pushes
  5. Get Project Pull Requests

Get Azure Repository​

Retrieves details of a specific repository within your Azure DevOps project.

Required Parameter​

  • Project
get azure repository
Example Values
Project: test

Get Repository Commits​

Fetches a list of commits made to a selected repository.

Required Parameter​

  • Project
get repository commits
Example Values
Project: test

Get Repository Branches​

Lists all branches available in a specified Azure repository.

Required Parameter​

  • Project
get repository branches
Example Values
Project: test
Repository commits: ToolJet

Get Repository Pushes​

Retrieves information about recent pushes made to the repository.

Required Parameter​

  • Project
get repository pushes
Example Values
Project: test
Repository commits: ToolJet

Get Project Pull Requests​

Fetches pull requests associated with the selected project and repository.

Required Parameter​

  • Project
get project pull requests
Example Values
Project pull requests: test