Seamless Azure DevOps Integration Using PowerApps Custom Connectors

Dive deep into seamless integration of Azure DevOps with PowerApps using custom connectors. This tutorial covers the steps to create and configure a custom connector, ensuring robust data flow and operational efficiency. Learn how to leverage the full potential of #Microsoft #PowerApps and #Azure #DevOps to streamline untyped data from REST API.
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[@uanime89]

Will be nice to show how create a custom method to post and change data on work item

[@msisgreat]

let me know the use case, i can create video for you

[@uanime89]

@@msisgreat i did myself thank you, using your api web page I found the right method to implement. The only thinks it seems it is recognised as premium connector, so I think it will be blocked after 90 days. Happy new year!

[@uanime89]

I created it in power automate, it works, but how can access to the detail data of ech url? Because the specific data in under the url returned. I need to create another action under same custom connector? Will be nice also how create a trigger when a task is updated

[@msisgreat]

Each URL meaning, next list of work items?

[@uanime89]

@@msisgreat i did thank you, i created another method to get the detail of the work item using your api page devops. Thank you for your work, happy new year!

[@uanime89]

In any case seems that this custom connector required always a premium licence.

[@trl_lrt]

This is great! Amazing content. Could I get your email or linkedin, I'd like to connect with you on a few topics

[@msisgreat]

x.com/altfo please Message me in twitter X