We previously created an Azure DevOps Webhook that let us have data sent to us when an event occurred. During that walkthrough, we discussed the “What to Send” as being a post on its own. Here it is. There are three categories that outline the amount of data you can retrieve when your event occurs. … Read More
Category: DevOps
Accessing Azure DevOps with Webhooks
Azure DevOps is great for managing your team and ensuring everyone is working on the right thing, at the right time. Its simple-to-use interface and base customization layer is a great way to ensure you can get up and running quickly. However, depending on your workflow, there will be times when you will want to … Read More
Azure DevOps State Engine
In our previous post, we created a rule based on changes to the state of a work item in our Process Template. Each work item you create in Azure DevOps will have its own State Engine (the states it goes through from beginning to end). In Azure DevOps, you can create any number of states … Read More
Customizing Fields in Your Azure DevOps Process Template
We previously looked at how to create your own Azure Process template for projects so you can customize future Azure DevOps Projects all follow the same process. Before our team can start using the new process, we want to make some changes to it. We can start by going back to the Organization Settings > … Read More
Creating your Own Process in Azure DevOps
Whether it’s Agile, Waterfall, Scrum, or any other system you have come up with for delivering software, ensuring that there is no disconnect between the tools your team uses and the process being followed is critical to the success of your system. If are tracking and monitoring the data being collected, this role takes on … Read More
Getting Started with GIT Connections in PowerApps/Dataverse
There have been many solutions over the years that seek to put your solutions into source control and “decompile” them so you can work on individual components. In looking at the new/preview features for GIT integration with PowerApps it’s exciting to see the work that’s being done here. It should be noted at the time … Read More
Using Pipelines in PowerApps
Deploying your solutions via PowerApps was always a bit of a task – whether you did it manually or through Azure DevOps. You always had to remember the steps you did last time and/or write a number of additional steps in a release pipeline that you didn’t quite need. In some cases, all you want … Read More