Azure DevOps User Story / Bugs integration

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• 02 Mar, '23
  Joey Kelroy System Merged

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  "Azure DevOps Issue Tracking Option" (suggested by Ben C. on 2023-03-02), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

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• 05 Aug, '21
  Donald Owens

  Agreed! Integration with Azure DevOps Boards would be wonderful!
  
  https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/boards/

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• 13 Sep, '21
  Gregory

  Blocking feature for convincing my team to on-board the tool :)

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• 21 Sep, '21
  Reese

  Yes! Integrating with our sprint taskboard or associated user stories and bugs would be a big benefit.
  
  It may be more of a stretch on this one but it would be extra cool if you could select a sprint iteration and filter to stories/bugs assigned to you.

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• 16 Dec, '21
  Johannes

  Yea this would be really cool!

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• 01 Mar, '22
  Adam Chubbuck

  This is a very important addition, especially since you can already select Azure DevOps as an integration. Without issue tracking, the Azure DevOps integration seems very incomplete.
  
  @Pablo Laplace
  Please consider renaming this suggestion (if you can) to "Add Azure DevOps to the Issue Tracker" to improve visibility of this suggestion.

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• 14 Apr, '22
  Holger

  Better Azure DevOps integration might be the missing argument for convincing more colleagues of mine to move to GitKraken.
  
  It's disappointing, too, that Workspaces are not available for Azure DevOps repos. I wanted to show that now with 8.4 it's finally possible to see all PRs across our various repos - which is not possible in Azure DevOps UI - but wait, I can't even create a workspace for DevOps repos :(

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• 22 Sep, '22
  Martyn Price Merged

  Where I work we are migrating to Azure from Gitlabs, this would be highly useful to us as a business and would encourage us to move from using sourcetree/fork to gitkraken as a business due to the ease of workflow for developers working on a multitude of projects and needing to track everything easier and simpler.

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• 02 Nov, '22
  Justin Merged

  I second Martyn's comments.

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• 18 Nov, '22
  Chad

  I'll second both Adam & Holger:
  1- "Without issue tracking, the Azure DevOps integration seems very incomplete."
  2- The "missing argument for convincing more colleagues of mine to move to GitKraken"

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• 10 Jan, '23
  Cedric

  Now it seems you can list items from DevOps in Workspaces, but they are still missing in the issues sections

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• 06 Mar, '23
  Trevor Admin

  Thank you all for the feedback regarding Azure DevOps issue integration. Our team is currently looking into additional Azure DevOps integration support. In the meantime, you can use a Workspace to view your Azure DevOps issues and work items for a Project.
  
  For more information, you can learn about the Focus View in Workspaces here: https://help.gitkraken.com/gitkraken-client/workspaces/#focus-view

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• 18 Apr, '24
  Joey Kelroy System

  "Azure Boards as Issue Tracker" (suggested by <Hidden> on 2022-05-19), including upvotes (47) and comments (3), was merged into this suggestion.

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• 17 May, '24
  Jesse Peden

  This would be very nice. Sure, you can use Workspaces or Launchpad to see issues/epics/bugs from Azure DevOps (oddly enough, it even calls it an "issue tracker" though Azure DevOps is not an option in the Issue Tracker menu to select), but you can't actually create/edit any of them from within GitKraken. So, any time you want to tie a commit to an issue/bug/epic you have to do it as a separate task from the Azure DevOps portal.

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• 26 Aug, '24
  Brent

  I would like to add my vote to supporting Azure DevOps as an issue tracker.

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• 10 Jan, '25
  Christian

  Disappointing how this topic can be 3 1/2 years old and since almost 2 years in consideration with Axosoft - but no update. In the meantime, the upvotes rise.

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• 05 Mar, '25
  Florian

  Already great to see the issues in the launchpad. But would be good, if I can see who is assigned to the user story/bug.

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