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Azure DevOps

Integrate Azure DevOps with Torq to enhance automated Workflows.

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Azure DevOps is a cloud-based platform that helps increase development speed for DevOps teams.

Torq enables quick and easy integration with Azure DevOps, so you can automate anything and everything within moments. Torq's public AzureDevOps Steps include:

  • Get Commit Details

  • List Projects

  • List Repositories

  • List Commits

  • + More...

The following guide focuses on Azure DevOps integrations. To learn how to set up Azure Steps integrations, see the Azure guides.

To trigger a Torq Workflow based on events sent from Azure DevOps, look here.
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To use Azure DevOps Steps in Torq Workflows, look here.

Use Azure DevOps to Trigger Workflows in Torq

Step one: Create an Azure DevOps Trigger integration in Torq

  1. Add the integration: Navigate to Build > Integrations > Triggers > Azure DevOps and click Add Instance.

  2. Name the integration: Give the integration a unique and meaningful name.

  3. Finalize: Click Add and Copy the generated endpoint. You will need the URL for the webhook.

Step two: Create a subscription in Azure DevOps

  1. Open Azure DevOps: In the Azure DevOps portal, navigate to the relevant project and click Project settings.

  2. Create a subscription: In General > Service hooks, click + Create subscription.

    1. Select Web Hooks.

    2. Click Next.

    3. Select the relevant trigger.

    4. Click Next.

    5. In the Settings section, paste the URL you copied earlier.

    6. Click Finish.

Now that you've successfully created an Azure DevOps Trigger, you can build your first Azure DevOps–initiated Workflow!

In Torq, go to Build > Workflows > Create a Workflow > New Blank Workflow, and select the Trigger type: Integrations > Azure DevOps. Find your new Trigger, and automate away!

Use Azure DevOps Steps in Torq

Step one: Create a personal access token in Azure DevOps

  1. Open Azure DevOps: Go to the Azure DevOps portal and navigate to the relevant project.

  2. Create a personal access token: Go to User settings > Personal access tokens and click + New token.

    1. Enter a meaningful name.

    2. Select the relevant expiration date.

    3. Select at least the code.read scope.

    4. Click Create.

  3. Finalize: Copy the access token to save it for later—you will need it to create the Steps integration in Torq.

Step two: Create an Azure DevOps Steps integration in Torq

  1. Navigate to the integration: Go to Build > Integrations > Steps > Azure DevOps and click Add Instance.

  2. Configure the integration:

    1. Give the integration a meaningful name.

    2. Paste the personal access token you created earlier.

    3. Enter the user account that created the access token.

    4. Select the access token's organization.

    5. Click Add.

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