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We'd like to utilize the DevOps "create a work item" collector from Logic App. Could someone provide guidance on using the Logic App identity to connect to our DevOps?
As currently configured all work items are created by the person who configured the connector which is not ideal and it seems we can't change the connection properties in the designer.
Thanks.
@Scott Smith Each action has a link to change the connection, which allows you create a new connection or select another one.
As for the user account itself, you would just have to create another Azure AD user with all necessary permissions and use that to authenticate the connector.
Clicking Change connection does not give me an opportunity to select another user, it just adds my name again.
@Scott Smith You need to create a new connection by clicking Add New below the list but I suppose it is picking the current user logged in every time. So you could log out of the current user in devops and then login using the account required. Or you could even try in incognito which should prompt you to login.
@Scott Smith
I just wanted to check in and see if you had any other questions or if you were able to resolve this issue?
If you have any other questions, please let me know.
Thank you for your time and patience throughout this issue.
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