Azure DevOps provides an extensive toolchain for software development and deployment, streamlining your DevOps workflow. Integrating Userback enhances this by tracking bugs and capturing feedback directly within your workflow. Annotated screenshots, video recordings, and console logs are sent to Azure DevOps.
1. Authorize the Connection
Click Connect in your project. Find Azure DevOps listed among the integrations. Select 'Connect' and authorize Userback to interface with your Azure DevOps account.
2. Ensure OAuth Permissions
Ensure 'Third-party application access via OAuth' is enabled in your Azure DevOps settings to allow for a successful connection. This step is critical and often overlooked, so please verify this before proceeding.
3. Configure Integration Preferences
In Userback, set up your preferences. Select the corresponding Organization and Project from your Azure DevOps account and specify the Work Item Type for incoming feedback. You also have the choice to configure the automation settings - whether feedback should be sent automatically or manually.
4. Test and Confirm
Use the 'Test' feature in Userback to send a test feedback item to Azure DevOps. This step is to ensure everything is correctly configured and that feedback flows into the designated project without any issues.
Once confirmed, congratulations, you're finished!