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Azure DevOps - Git mode
JavierN
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Hello,
When I try to connect to source control in Azure DevOps /by using Git instead of TFS), the URL is not a valid folder, obviously, but how can I link the database to that repository?
Must I use TFS option despite it is a Git repository?
Thanks
When I try to connect to source control in Azure DevOps /by using Git instead of TFS), the URL is not a valid folder, obviously, but how can I link the database to that repository?
Must I use TFS option despite it is a Git repository?
Thanks
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DanC
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Hi @JavierN
I can confirm it's possible to use a Git Repository within Azure DevOps as I myself use this configuration.
Have you cloned the repository into a local folder, then use the option Link to my source control system and choose Git and link to the local folder.
If this doesn't help, let me know and I can reach out via a support ticket and assist you further!Kind regards
Dan Calver | Redgate Software
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I was trying to connect directly to Azure DevOps instead of local repo.
But I've seen there is an option to push to remote repo after commit in local repo.
Many thanks!
Ah, that makes sense, glad we managed to solve this one!
Kind regards
Dan Calver | Redgate Software
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