How to share a code based Azure devops to teams

Question

We are using code based wikis on our projects to share important project information with our project teams. We are wanting to add the wiki links into our team collaboration spaces, but seem to be having permission issues. What permissions or users need to be added in ADO to allow the add wiki in teams to be able to read the code based wiki from devops?

Answer 1

To allow teams to read a code-based wiki in Azure DevOps, you need to ensure that the team members have the appropriate permissions. By default, all members of the Contributors group can read and edit wiki pages. However, if you are having permission issues, you may need to adjust the permissions.

To manage the wiki repository permissions, you can grant or restrict access for reading and editing wiki pages. You can open the Security dialog by selecting More actions > Wiki security. If you don't have access to create a wiki page, contact an Administrator, who can grant you adequate permission on the underlying Git repository of the wiki.

Additionally, anyone who is a member of the Contributors security group can add or edit wiki pages. Any user with access to the team project, including stakeholders, can view the wiki.

Please ensure that the team members have at least Basic access to create and modify a wiki. They must also have the permission Create Repository to publish code as wiki. By default, this permission is set for members of the Project Administrators group.

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References:

• Manage Wiki permissions
• Security groups, service accounts, and permissions in Azure DevOps

Answer 2

Configuring integration between Azure DevOps Server and Teams is a two-step process. First set up a connector in Teams, then set up one or more service hook subscriptions in your Azure DevOps Server project.

From Team:

1.To bring events from Azure DevOps into Microsoft Teams, select '...', the ellipsis, or at the upper navigation of your team channel, select Connectors.

2.Select Azure DevOps from the list.

3.Choose Add.

4.Configure the connector.

5.Copy the generated webhook URL. Provide this URL when you're setting up service hook subscriptions in your Azure DevOps project.

From Azure DevOps Server:

1.From your project page (), go to Service Hooks in the settings:https://mycompany/tfs/[collection]/[project]

2.Click Create subscription and select the Teams service.

3.Choose the type of activity you want to appear in your Teams channel. You can filter each of the triggers in specific ways.

4.For example, the pull request created trigger can be filtered on the repository in which the pull request occurs, the target branch it applies to, and the team members that are required or invited to review the request.

5.Paste the webhook URL from the Teams connector configuration step and select Finish.

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