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About azure-devops-cli

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azure-devops-cli

Manage Azure DevOps resources including projects, repos, pipelines, builds

azure-devops-cli is an agent skill from the github/awesome-copilot collection for managing Azure DevOps resources from the command line with the Azure CLI and its Azure DevOps extension. It covers six areas: repositories and pull requests, pipelines and builds, boards and work items, variables and agents, organization and security settings, and advanced usage patterns. The skill includes the prerequisites, installing the Azure CLI and adding the azure-devops extension, and it explains how to authenticate, which is the step most people get stuck on. The commands cover the everyday work of a DevOps team: creating and reviewing pull requests, queuing and inspecting builds and pipelines, creating and updating work items, managing variables and service endpoints, and administering projects. The skill is useful for engineers who prefer the command line or who want to automate DevOps tasks in scripts. Because the commands can change repositories, pipelines and security settings, the agent should confirm destructive or organization-wide actions before running them, and credentials used for authentication should be kept secret and scoped to what the task needs. The skill notes a CLI version it was written against, so commands should be checked against the installed version. The skill is installed with the skills CLI from the github/awesome-copilot repository. Its skills.sh page showed about 14.4K installs, with Gen Agent Trust Hub passing and Socket and Snyk showing warnings at the time of the scan.

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