Who can use this feature?
- Organization administrators.
- Available for all packages.
After an Azure DevOps connection has been established, you can make updates like adding or removing workspace access, reauthorizing the connection, and resync tasks.
On this page:
Edit workspace access
You can add or remove workspace access to Azure DevOps connections at anytime. You must have at least one workspace selected to save the connection.
If you create new workspaces after setting up the connection, you'll need to grant them access.
To add or remove workspace access:
- Select the Control hub and choose Tools and integrations.
- Select Issue tracking.
- Find the issue tracking connection and select the three-dot action menu.
- Choose Edit.
- In the workspaces dropdown, select or deselect the workspace(s) you want to add or remove.
- If you deselect a workspace, any projects in that workspace will disconnect from Azure DevOps.
- Select Save.
Reauthorize the connection
If you've set up an Azure DevOps connection and the status changes to Not Authorized, you'll need to reauthorize the connection.
A member of your team needs administrative access to Azure DevOps to reauthorize the connection.
To reauthorize the Azure DevOps connection
- Select the Control hub and choose Tools and integrations.
- Select Issue tracking.
- Find the issue tracking connection and select the three-dot action menu.
- Choose Edit.
- Select Reauthorize connection.
- Confirm the Organization URL and fill in the personal access token.
- Select Complete connection.
Resync all tasks
If you have tasks that have failed to sync, resync the tasks to reestablish the connection.
The option to resync tasks is only available if the connection status is Authorized or Interrupted.
To resync tasks:
- Select the Control hub and choose Tools and integrations.
- Select Issue tracking.
- Find the issue tracking connection and select the three-dot action menu.
- Choose Edit.
- Choose Resync all tasks.
- Select Save.
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