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PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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Is there a way to use source control with PowerShell Studio via Azure DevOps or TFS?
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Re: PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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Coming soon!
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Re: PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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Do you by chance have an idea on how long it will be? We've had some new requirements and we have to use Azure DevOps for everything now and if PowerShell Studio doesn't support it, then we can't use it anymore.
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Re: PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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I cannot guess. There is little documentation from M$, so that makes it hard to put a time line on it.
It is my understanding that TFS can be used with the Team Explorer and does not necessarily require any integration.
When you say 'Azure Devops' I would assume you mean 'Azure Repos', which are Git based. So I would need you to elaborate a little anyway.
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Re: PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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Azure DevOps is what TFS used to be. Microsoft stopped with TFS in 2018 and renamed it to Azure DevOps for 2019 and up. But for all intensive purposes, it's still TFS. It's the exact same thing just with a different name.
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Re: PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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Well, then Team Explorer still works. So there is not really anything stopping you at this moment :D
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Re: PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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Oh okay. Then the next question is, how do I use it?
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Re: PowerShell Studio with Azure DevOps

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Basically, you use Team Explorer application to manage your repository outside the editor. So, as long you got your source code repository cloned on your local machine, then you can use PowerShell Studio editor to make changes after the code has been "checkout".

Use the Team Explorer, to do the Checkin and Checkout of the code. Use PowerShell Studio to open the source code from the repository folder then start making changes.

Keep in mind, as long as you have Team Explorer installed, you can use both GUI or the TF commands to work with the repository.

For more information about Azure DevOps/TF, check out Microsoft Documentation at: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ ... ure-devops
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