Azure DevOps (which replaces Visual Studio Team Services) doesn't work.
tet3 opened this issue · comments
Docs say Visual Studio Team Services are supported, but since that's not an available product anymore, that's no longer really accurate. I never used VSTS, and maybe the MS-provided URL redirection is still working for repos cloned with a visualstudio.com
URL.
The Azure DevOps URLs will definitely need some special handling; see below.
If an incorrect URL is opened, please provide the following so we can write a test:
Example clone url:
https: https://thomastaylor0772@dev.azure.com/thomastaylor0772/friends-with-boats/_git/friends-with-boats
ssh: git@ssh.dev.azure.com:v3/thomastaylor0772/friends-with-boats/friends-with-boats
Example branch name:
testing
Expected web URL:
For base git repo: https://dev.azure.com/thomastaylor0772/_git/friends-with-boats
For a branch: https://dev.azure.com/thomastaylor0772/_git/friends-with-boats?path=%2F&version=GBtesting&_a=contents
The path
and _a
params are optional - I included them as they're inserted when navigating to a branch in the Azure DevOps web interface, but
https://dev.azure.com/thomastaylor0772/_git/friends-with-boats?version=GBtesting
works fine, similar to how VSTS/TFS are currently handled.
For an issue (issue # 1): https://dev.azure.com/thomastaylor0772/friends-with-boats/_workitems/edit/1/
Maybe this would work currently if the remote is set for https, but SSH remote definitely doesn't work. I tried to get it sorted with
> git config --global "open.https://ssh.dev.azure.com.domain" "dev.azure.com"
but the :v3
in the SSH url and the lack of a _git
token kept that from working.
Another example:
<org>@vs-ssh.visualstudio.com:v3/<org>/<project>/<repo>
on the branch feature/whatever
needs to get turned into
https://dev.azure.com/<org>/<project>/_git/<repo>?version=GBfeature%2Fwhatever
(so the branch has to be url encoded)