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  1. Usage Guide
  2. Settings
  3. OAUTH Apps

Azure

If you're looking to integrate with Azure DevOps:

Client ID

  • Description: This is the unique identifier for your OAUTH application on Azure DevOps.

  • Instructions:

    1. 1.Navigate to your Azure DevOps OAUTH application settings.

    2. 2.Locate and copy the Client ID.

    3. 3.Paste the Client ID into the provided field.

Client Secret

  • Description: This is the secret key associated with your OAUTH application on Azure DevOps.

  • Instructions:

    1. 1.Navigate to your Azure DevOps OAUTH application settings.

    2. 2.Locate and copy the Client Secret.

    3. 3.Paste the Client Secret into the provided field.


3. Scope

  • Description: The scope defines the type of access and permissions the OAUTH app will have. This ensures that the application only accesses the specific capabilities that it has been granted.

  • Instructions:

    1. 1.When creating or editing your OAUTH application on Azure, ensure you set the required and recommended scopes as displayed.

    2. 2.Paste the scopes, as mentioned in the provided field.


4. Redirect URL

  • Description: This is the URL to which the user will be redirected after they grant/deny permission on Azure DevOps for your OAUTH app.

  • Instructions:

    1. 1.In your Azure DevOps OAUTH application settings, set the Redirect URL to the provided example URL, ensuring the path is consistent.

    2. 2.Make sure that the URL matches the example format: https://[your-domain].com/settings/integration-settings/azure.

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