Create Sprints in Azure DevOps
In Azure DevOps, Sprints are called as Iterations and to create these iterations you need to have Project Admin access. After creating these iterations you need to assign them to specific teams or to...
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Creating a Work Item in Azure Boards
In Azure Boards, we can create different workitems by using different options. The workitems differs from project to project based on the process template we are using. if we are using Agile process template...
Recycle Bin | Azure DevOps
Recycle Bin is the place where you can find deleted workitems in Azure DevOps which you can restore to their original state if you have deleted it by mistake. You won’t be able to...
Display the Workitems by Tags in Azure DevOps
As you know in Azure Devops by using Backlogs and sprints, you can see the list of Workitems that has not yet been closed but sometimes you may want to see the workitems that...
Removing users from a Project
We have seen about how to add users to the Project over here, For removing users from a project in Azure DevOps follow the below steps Step 3: Select the Team, from which you...
Configuring Iteration for different teams
You may think as soon as you create iterations under project configuration, you will think that you will see iterations on your Board for the team, but that’s not the case here. You have...
Creating Iteration Path for different teams
Not all the teams want to follow the same iterations inside a project. Different teams can have different iterations. Some teams can have 2 weeks iteration whereas some teams can have 3 week iteration....
Deleting an Area Path
To delete an iteration in Azure DevOps, follow the below steps Step 1: Go to Project Settings Step 2: Click on Project Configuration and then Click on the “Areas” at the top Step 3:...
Deleting an Iteration
To delete an iteration in Azure DevOps, follow the below steps Step 1: Go to Project Settings Step 2: Click on Project Configuration Step 3: Click on the “3” dots next to the Sprint...
How to turn off Azure Boards for a Project
Sometimes some of your projects may not require any testing itself and they may be in need of only Azure Repos, in that case you may very well turn off the AzureBoards for the...
