Azure DevOps

5 min

any of the soos issues docid\ ktrkljj3t94htstak207e may be pushed to a azure devops using the creating tickets & pull requests docid\ nciuaesesmhdpuaddbfk4 workflow integration steps after navigating to the integrate page and external connections tab, select the azure devops tab and select authorize azure devops authorization you will be redirected to azure devops to accept the access required to complete the integration and to create work items azure devops authorization after returning from azure devops you will have the option of configuring additional fields to customize the way issues are created in devops boards azure devops organization name the organization name from azure where the work items will be created work item type the type of work item to create severity the severity to use when creating work items priority the priority to set when creating work items title field path the work item field to fill with the soos issue title (the default is typically sufficient) description field path the work item field to fill with the soos issue description (the default is typically sufficient) note for custom fields, the field path should be /fields/custom customefieldname additional azure devops integration options finally, configure the azure devops project name under issue management configurations docid\ ipypihcxjhqll ftuovsr we recommend setting each azure devops project name as a project level configuration, unless you wish to collect all issues under a single azure devops project azure devops issue manager configuration troubleshooting permission error creating tickets if you are receiving a tf400813 the user is not authorized to access this resource permission error in soos when attempting to create tickets, you may need to configure azure devops to allow external oauth application access open azure devops and navigate to your organization settings navigate to policies ensure that third party application access via oauth is enabled