azure-devops-rest-api

I have a SPA implemented in Angularjs - Typescript calling VSO API and providing authentication data you can find below: ((): void => { "use strict"; angular .module("app") .config(config); config.$inject = [ "$httpProvider" ]; function config( $httpProvider: ng.IHttpProvider ) { $httpProvider.defaults.headers.common['Authorization'] = "Bearer username:password"; } }); I see the Network tab of the browser that this call will be redirected to here: https://app.vssps.visualstudio.com/_signin?realm=dldxdm.visualstudio.com&reply_to... And a following request. The console does not show any

I am generating code coverage using Karma-coverage. I can host my output coverage folder on http-server and view it locally. How do I make this report visible on VSTS code coverage tab? Do I need to re-format my coverage result in VSTS compatible? I have read about vsts-tasks, but I have no clue how to achieve the same. Any help is appreciated. Krishh VSTS Code coverage supports the outputted code coverage results in Jacoco or Cobertura formats . Karma-Coverage supports Cobertura format . Edit your karma.config.js for karma-coverage: coverageReporter: { type : 'cobertura', ... } karma-remap

How to retrieve the unit test results of a build in TFS using Rest API? The build definition uses VNext (Visual Studio 2015 Update 3). var vssConnection = new VssConnection(_configurationSpec.TeamProjectCollection, new VssClientCredentials()); _buildClient = vssConnection.GetClient<BuildHttpClient>(); The test result of the build is stored in test runs, so you need to get the test run of the build first and then retrieve the test result from the test run. Following is the code sample: class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string ur = "https://xxxxxxx/"; TfsTeamProjectCollection

We use company Team Foundation Server 2013 for source code and task management. Is there a way how can I manipulate work items within backlog over REST API? Our project is accessible via web url: https://tfs.company.com/tfs/ProjectCollection/Project I have found this: https://tfsodata.visualstudio.com/ but this seems to work only for projects within https://visualstudio.com . I would appreciate also some examples. Thanks! Richard Banks Not in any officially supported manner. That said, it doesn't take too much exploring to see that some of the APIs are already present in TFS 2013 already. For

I would like to start a Visual Studio Team Service build through the REST API. There is an API for queuing builds but I couldn't find a way to define variables. The accepted answer does not really answers the question when you need to set a value at queue time. The solution is actually pretty simple you just have to add a parameters field to the json payload. The content should be a json string (not directly an object) containing the parameters Ex : { "parameters": "{\"ReleaseNumber\": \"1.0.50\", \"AnotherParameter\": \"a value\"}", "definition": { "id": 2 } } EDIT : This feature is now

I am very new to VSTS platform. In one of my project, I am trying to integrate the bitbucket source control to VSTS. By this way I should be able to see the updates made on bitbucket onto the VSTS account. I have tried creating build on VSTS, but that only shows the commits history of the selected repository of bitbucket. Is there a way to manage all the bitbucket changes on VSTS as source control? To sync changes from bitbucket repo to VSTS git repo automatically, you can achieve it by using a VSTS build definition . Detail steps as below: 1. Create a build definition with Bitbucket repo When