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Learn how to add comments to wiki pages to enhance collaboration among team members.
Category | Requirements |
---|---|
Project access | Member of the project where the wiki's located. If you don't have access, request it from your project administrator. |
Permissions | Member of the Contributors group. |
Access levels | At least Basic access. |
You can add a comment at the bottom of any wiki page. Comments get posted on a per-branch basis. For example, if you make a comment on a wiki page on the main branch, it doesn't appear in another published branch of a file of the same name. Comments get stored on the internal database. For more information, see Data locations for Azure DevOps.
When a user reacts to a comment on a wiki, an email notification gets sent to the commenter and optionally the followers. When a user adds a comment on a wiki, an email notification gets sent to all followers of the wiki regardless of who is tagged in the comment.
When you add a Markdown-based comment, there's a Markdown editor and preview tab. Use these tabs to view and change how the comment is rendered before you add it. You can also @mention users and groups. This @mention sends an email notification to each user or group, with a link to the wiki page.
Edit or delete any comments that you added to a wiki. You can't edit or delete comments made by other users.
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