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| − | * The Personal access token is not the password. |
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| − | ** To create a personal access token, log in to https://github.com |
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| − | ** At the username icon, select the pulldown and select '''Settings''' |
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| − | ** At the left side of the screen, select '''Developer Settings''' at the bottom of the list |
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| − | ** Then select '''Personal access tokens''' at the left and generate a new token. |
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| − | * If not using https://github.com/, select the '''Connect to GitHub Enterprise Server''' and fill in the information |
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The system should return to the '''Manage Data Source Credentials''' page with "Credential created" note and the new credential should be listed. |
The system should return to the '''Manage Data Source Credentials''' page with "Credential created" note and the new credential should be listed. |
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| + | = Creating a project using an Azure data source credential = |
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| + | Select the [[File:LingoportIcon.jpg|50px]] to get to the '''Projects''' page and select the [[File:CreateIcon.jpg|30px]] to '''Create new project'''. The first step in the process will come up. |
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| + | Step 1: Select the Azure Repos data source |
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| + | [[File:SelectAzureRepos.jpg|600px]] |
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| + | '''Next''' |
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| + | Step 2: Choose an Azure repository |
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| + | *'''Repository URL:''' In Azure, in the project, when the project is cloned, the resulting URL looks like: '''<nowiki>https://username@dev.azure.com/user/ACME.project/_git/proj</nowiki>'''. In Command Center, for the URL, remove the username: '''<nowiki>https://dev.azure.com/user/ACME.project/_git/proj</nowiki>'''. |
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| + | *'''Project Branch:''' As with Git repositories, this value is required. It might be master or another created branch. |
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| + | '''Next''' |
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| + | Now continue with the Step-by-Step instructions. |
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| + | [[Name The Project and Type |Step 3: Name the Project and select the run type]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:16, 5 June 2024
Creating a Azure Repos Data Source Credential
[Administrator]
The Administrator can create the data source credentials by selecting the 
(Create new credential) button on the Manage Data Source Credentials page.
Select the Azure Repos card
Enter a Username the the Personal access token.
- Also enter the Server URL
- Next
Give the new credential a name
- Assign it to applicable managers
- Create
The system should return to the Manage Data Source Credentials page with "Credential created" note and the new credential should be listed.
Creating a project using an Azure data source credential
Select the 
to get to the Projects page and select the to Create new project. The first step in the process will come up.
Step 1: Select the Azure Repos data source
Next
Step 2: Choose an Azure repository
- Repository URL: In Azure, in the project, when the project is cloned, the resulting URL looks like: https://username@dev.azure.com/user/ACME.project/_git/proj. In Command Center, for the URL, remove the username: https://dev.azure.com/user/ACME.project/_git/proj.
- Project Branch: As with Git repositories, this value is required. It might be master or another created branch.
Next
Now continue with the Step-by-Step instructions.
