Azure

Provisioning Azure Source Control Integration

Please Note: Starting April 2025, Microsoft will no longer accept new registrations of Azure DevOps OAuth apps. In order to connect your Azure repository, you will need to register an application using Microsoft Entra. For more information, please see here. For additional information on these recent changes, see here.

Before any integrations can be built, the source control tenant needs to be setup. To do that, select the source control tenant and connect it to your Microsoft Entra account, which will contain all the source code of the integrations that you will build in the future. When connecting the tenant for the first time, it'll ask you to get permissions to access your Microsoft Entra (Azure DevOps) organization. If you don't authorize it, the source control integration will not work properly. When the Entra tenant has been successfully connected, a green checkmark will appear next to it.

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