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Start A New Azure DevOps Project An Azure DevOps project must be setup to take advantage of Power Platform Git Integration. Then we can add an Azure Repo to ...

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Imported reference from Matthew Devaney's blog for learning purposes. Original: https://www.matthewdevaney.com/the-complete-power-platform-pipelines-alm-setup-guide/start-a-new-azure-devops-project/. Author: Matthew Devaney.

Start A New Azure DevOps Project

An Azure DevOps project must be setup to take advantage of Power Platform Git Integration. Then we can add an Azure Repo to the DevOps project to store code in Git. An Azure DevOps license is free for the first 5 users in an organization and only takes a few minutes to setup. Table Of Contents: • < a

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href = "#Setup-An-Azure-DevOps-Project" > Setup An Azure DevOps Project </ a > Code language: HTML, XML ( xml ) Create A New Azure DevOps Organization

Azure DevOps can be accessed through the Azure Portal . Open the Azure Portal and search for Azure DevOps organizations.

An Azure DevOps organization is needed to create Azure DevOps projects. Press the My Azure Dev Ops Organizations page.

Press the Create new organization button or select an existing organization.

If starting a new organization, select a URL and a host country. Then press Continue. Setup An Azure DevOps Project

On the Azure DevOps home page, select your organization once again, and fill-in the create a project menu. Choose the name ALM Tutorial Project. Set visibility to Private and version control to Git. Then press the Create project button.

The new project will appear inside the selected organization. Open the project.

The project landing screen appears with a welcome message. Next Steps

The next section of the Power Platform Pipelines & ALM Setup Guide.

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