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Azure DevOps Extension for Azure CLI

Microsoft is introducing a new extensions for the Azure CLI, the Azure DevOps Extension. This extension adds Pipelines, Boards, Repos, Artifacts and DevOps commands to the Azure CLI 2.0. It replaces the VSTS CLI that has been deprecated and will no longer be receiving new features.

Getting started

az –version

    • Add the Azure DevOps Extension

    az extension add --name azure-devops

      • Run the az login command. This will open up the default browser and load a sign-in page. You can also login using a PAT if you want.

      az login

      • Set the default project organization and project name. This avoids that we have to do this for every command:

      az devops configure --defaults organization=https://dev.azure.com/ordina project=SampleProject

      az pipelines build list -o table

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