Azure DevOps Task conditions
The below list will provide you list of task conditions available in YAML as well as Classic pipeline along with detailed examples on how to use them to run the tasks based on the...
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Update Project Visibility in Azure DevOps
A Project can be either a private or public project in Azure DevOps. Since Azure DevOps is mostly used by enterprise organization, the best security practice is to change the project visibility to all...
Copying Dashboards between different Projects in Azure DevOps
Dashboards in Azure DevOps helps us to view the progress of the Teams by different charts and widgets like WorkItem assigned, no of bugs in pending state, Build Health, Burn down chart etc., Now...
Azure Speech to Text | Demo & Pricing
Azure Speech to Text is an offering similar to that of Google Cloud’s Speech to Text and it can be easily integrated into websites and apps with minimal coding. This is offered under a...
Find Organization Name/Owner in Azure DevOps
Organization name is name of the Azure DevOps Organization which can be easily found from the url of an Azure DevOps organization, if the Organization has a url like https://dev.azure.com/TestDevSecOps, then the organization name...
Secrets Scanning in Azure DevOps Repositories
Sometimes Developers might be checking in secrets like passwords, usernames, API keys, client secrets, service principal and passwords into repositories. And it becomes necessary for us to detect them as having secrets like those...
Restoring a deleted workitem in Azure DevOps
When a workitem is deleted, it’s not permanently deleted. The workitem goes to recycle bin from where the workitem can restored back to the backlog or the sprints. Only workitem which are not permanently...
How to check for TLS1.2 Readiness on Azure DevOps Build/Release agents (Self hosted agents)
Microsoft has recently announced that all connections to Azure DevOps would be switched to TLS 1.2 from older versions like TLS1.0, TLS1.1 which are not more secure when compared with TLS1.2, so let us...
Restricting Maximum Personal Access Token Lifespan
Personal Access Tokens (PAT) can be created with a maximum lifespan of 1 year. Though this would prevent users from refreshing the PAT token everynow and then, from a security perspective this is a...
Restrict full-scoped personal access token creation in Azure DevOps
Right now a PAT (Personal Access Token) can be created for all the scopes like Work items, Repositories, Build and release pipelines which literally gives unrestricted access to any PAT token created with all...
