Azure DevOps Integration
Log into your Azure DevOps account or create a new one, and ensure you have a project set up.
Make sure the organization has third-party access via OAuth enabled in the organization settings. 
To use the Azure DevOps integration you'll need to create an application.
To start, you will need access to a Microsoft Entra Admin Portal
When configuring the app, use the following values:
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Supported account types | Accounts in any organizational directory |
| Redirect URI | {YOUR_DOMAIN}/extensions/vsts/setup |
Take note of your App ID as we'll need it later. 
Next go to Manager -> API Permissions to add the following permissions:
- Azure DevOps (
vso.code,vso.graph,vso.work_item,vso.service_endpoint) - Microsoft Graph (
User.Read) (This should be added by default)
Go to the "Certificates & secrets" tab and create a new client secret. Make sure you copy the secret as we'll need it later.
Add the App ID and Client Secret to devlocal.py like this:
# Azure DevOps #
SENTRY_OPTIONS["vsts_new.client-id"] = your-app-id
SENTRY_OPTIONS["vsts_new.client-secret"] = your-client-secret
You can also add the App ID and Client Secret to config.yml like this:
# Azure DevOps #
vsts_new.client-id: your-app-id
vsts_new.client-secret: your-client-secret
You will also need to enable the feature flag to use the new Azure DevOps integration. Enable the migrate-azure-devops-integration feature flag in your organization. Add the following to your devlocal.py file:
SENTRY_FEATURES["organizations:migrate-azure-devops-integration"] = True
Feature Flag
This is a temporary measure until we fully migrate to the new Azure DevOps integration and remove references to the old one.
Follow our documentation on installing and configuring the Azure DevOps integration to finish installation and use the integration.
Our documentation is open source and available on GitHub. Your contributions are welcome, whether fixing a typo (drat!) or suggesting an update ("yeah, this would be better").