Azure DevOps CLI

CLI tool for interacting with Azure DevOps.

Installation

Quick Install (Recommended)

Linux and macOS:

curl -sSL https://christianhelle.com/azdocli/install | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

iwr -useb https://christianhelle.com/azdocli/install.ps1 | iex

These one-liner commands will automatically download and install the latest release for your platform.

Install from crates.io

You can also install azdocli using Cargo:

cargo install azdocli

This will install the azdocli binary, which you can use immediately.

Install using Snap (Linux)

On Linux systems with Snap support, you can install azdocli directly from the Snap Store:

snap install azdocli

This will install the latest stable version and automatically handle updates.

Install from GitHub Releases

You can also download pre-built binaries from the GitHub Releases page:

Windows: windows-x64.zip or windows-arm64.zip
macOS: macos-x64.zip or macos-arm64.zip
Linux: linux-x64.zip or linux-arm64.zip

Extract the binary and add it to your PATH.

Building from Source

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/christianhelle/azdocli.git
cd azdocli

# Build the project
cargo build

# Run tests
cargo test

# Run the CLI
cargo run -- <command>

Authentication Setup

Before using the CLI, you need to create a Personal Access Token (PAT) in Azure DevOps:

Creating a Personal Access Token

Navigate to Azure DevOps:
- Sign in to your Azure DevOps organization (https://dev.azure.com/{yourorganization})
- Click on your profile picture in the top right corner
- Select Personal Access Tokens
Create New Token:
- Click + New Token
- Enter a descriptive name (e.g., "azdocli-token")
- Select your organization
- Set expiration date (recommended: 90 days or less)
Configure Required Scopes:
- Code: Read & write (for repository operations)
- Build: Read & execute (for pipeline operations)
- Work Items: Read & write (for board operations)
- Project and Team: Read (for project operations)
Save Your Token:
- Click Create
- ⚠️ Important: Copy the token immediately and store it securely
- The token will not be shown again

Security Best Practices:

Never commit your PAT to version control
Use environment variables or secure storage for automation
Regularly rotate your tokens
Use the minimum required permissions

Enterprise Azure DevOps Installations

By default azdocli targets the Azure DevOps cloud (https://dev.azure.com). You can log in to an enterprise or on-premises Azure DevOps installation by providing the server URL instead of a cloud organization name.

The stored base URL must not include the organization or collection segment. Provide the base URL including any application path (for example, https://devops.mycompany.com or https://tfs.mycompany.com/tfs) and then enter the organization/collection when prompted. You can also paste the full URL including the collection (for example, https://tfs.mycompany.com/tfs/DefaultCollection); the last path segment is treated as the organization/collection and is not stored as part of the base URL.

# Login to an enterprise Azure DevOps Server
azdocli login
# When prompted for organization, enter the server URL, for example:
# - https://devops.mycompany.com
# - https://tfs.mycompany.com/tfs/DefaultCollection
# Then enter the organization/collection name when prompted (not needed if it was part of the URL).

The base URL is stored alongside your PAT, so all subsequent commands use that server. You can also create named profiles for cloud and enterprise servers side-by-side:

azdocli login --profile cloud
azdocli login --profile onprem

Note: User entitlement management (azdocli user) is only supported against the default Azure DevOps cloud host. Commands that manage user licenses will fail with a clear message when a custom base URL is configured.

Quick Start

# Login with your Personal Access Token
azdocli login
# You'll be prompted for:
# - Organization name (e.g., "mycompany" from https://dev.azure.com/mycompany)
# - Personal Access Token (the PAT you created above)

# Set a default project (optional but recommended)
azdocli project MyProject

# List repositories
azdocli repos list

# List pipelines
azdocli pipelines list

All Subcommands

azdocli [SUBCOMMAND]

SUBCOMMANDS:
    boards       Manage Azure DevOps boards
    login        Login to Azure DevOps with a Personal Access Token (PAT)
    logout       Logout from Azure DevOps
    migrate      Migrate one or more team projects between organizations
    pipelines    Manage Azure DevOps pipelines
    project      Set or view the default project
    repos        Manage Azure DevOps repos
    user         Manage user entitlements

Features

Repository Management: List, create, delete, clone, view, browse and manage pull requests in repositories
Pipeline Management: Manage Azure DevOps pipelines
Project Management: Create, delete, list, and show Azure DevOps team projects, their teams, team members and process templates
Migration: Cross-tenant team-project migration with azdocli migrate (see src/README.md for the full guide)
Board Management: Manage Azure DevOps boards
Authentication: Secure login using Personal Access Tokens (PAT)
Default Project: Set a default project to avoid specifying --project for every command

Default Project Management

The project command allows you to set and view a default project, eliminating the need to specify --project for every command:

# Set a default project
azdocli project MyDefaultProject

# View the current default project
azdocli project

# All commands will now use the default project if --project is not specified
azdocli repos list                  # Uses default project
azdocli pipelines list              # Uses default project
azdocli repos list --project Other  # Overrides default with "Other"

Default Project Features:

Persistent storage: Default project is saved in your user configuration
Optional override: Use --project to override the default for any command
All modules supported: Works with repos, pipelines, boards, and projects
Helpful error messages: Clear feedback when no default is set and no --project is provided

Team Project Features

The projects commands manage the team projects of your organization, and the teams inside them:

# List every team in the default project
azdocli projects teams

# Only the teams you belong to, capped at 10 results
azdocli projects teams --mine --top 10

# List the members of a team (administrators are marked)
azdocli projects members --team "MyProject Team"

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli projects members --team "MyProject Team" --project MyProject

# List the process templates, with the names and IDs accepted by projects create --process
azdocli projects processes

Team Project Features:

Team discovery: List the teams of a project, optionally only your own
Team membership: See who is on a team and which of them are administrators
Process templates: Discover the processes available before creating a project
Default project support: Use with default project or specify --project explicitly

Repository Management Features

Repository Clone Feature

The repos clone command allows you to clone all repositories from an Azure DevOps project:

# Set a default project first (optional but recommended)
azdocli project MyProject

# Clone all repositories from the default project (with confirmation prompt)
azdocli repos clone

# Or override with a specific project
azdocli repos clone --project MyProject

# Clone to a specific directory
azdocli repos clone --target-dir ./repos

# Skip confirmation prompt (useful for automation)
azdocli repos clone --yes

# Clone repositories in parallel for faster execution
azdocli repos clone --parallel

# Control the number of concurrent clone operations (default: 4, max: 8)
azdocli repos clone --parallel --concurrency 6

# Combine all options for maximum efficiency
azdocli repos clone --target-dir ./repos --yes --parallel --concurrency 8

Clone Features:

Bulk cloning: Clone all repositories from a project with a single command
Target directory: Specify where to clone repositories (defaults to current directory)
Confirmation prompts: Interactive confirmation with repository listing before cloning
Automation support: Skip prompts with --yes flag for CI/CD scenarios
Parallel execution: Use --parallel flag to clone multiple repositories simultaneously
Concurrency control: Adjust the number of concurrent operations with --concurrency (1-8)
Error handling: Comprehensive error reporting for failed clones
Progress tracking: Real-time feedback on clone operations

Repository Show Feature

The repos show command displays detailed information about a specific repository:

# Show details of a repository by name (using default project)
azdocli repos show --id MyRepository

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli repos show --id MyRepository --project MyProject

Show Features:

Comprehensive details: View repository name, ID, URLs, size, and metadata
User-friendly formatting: Emoji icons and formatted output for better readability
Clone URLs: Display both HTTPS and SSH clone URLs
File size formatting: Automatic conversion to KB/MB for better readability
Error handling: Helpful error messages with suggestions when repository not found

Repository Delete Feature

The repos delete command allows you to delete repositories from an Azure DevOps project:

# Soft delete a repository by name (using default project) - moves to recycle bin
azdocli repos delete --id MyRepository

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli repos delete --id MyRepository --project MyProject

# Hard delete - permanently delete after soft delete (requires manual recycle bin cleanup)
azdocli repos delete --id MyRepository --hard

# Skip confirmation prompt (useful for automation)
azdocli repos delete --id MyRepository --yes

# Combine options for automated hard delete
azdocli repos delete --id MyRepository --hard --yes

Delete Features:

Soft delete by default: Repositories are moved to recycle bin and can be restored
Hard delete option: Use --hard flag for permanent deletion (may require manual cleanup)
Confirmation prompts: Interactive confirmation before deletion to prevent accidents
Automation support: Skip prompts with --yes flag for CI/CD scenarios
Repository validation: Verify repository exists before attempting deletion
Error handling: Clear feedback when repository not found or access denied
Default project support: Use with default project or specify --project explicitly

Repository Browsing Features

The repos branches, repos commits, repos files and repos file commands let you inspect the contents of a repository without cloning it:

# List the branches of a repository (the default branch is marked)
azdocli repos branches --id MyRepository

# Only show branches matching some text, and cap the number of results
azdocli repos branches --id MyRepository --filter feature --top 20

# List the 25 most recent commits on the default branch
azdocli repos commits --id MyRepository

# Read the history of a specific branch, author or path
azdocli repos commits --id MyRepository --branch develop --author "Christian Helle" --path src --top 50

# List the files and folders at the root of the repository
azdocli repos files --id MyRepository

# List a subfolder, on a specific branch, recursively
azdocli repos files --id MyRepository --path /src --branch develop --recursive

# Print the contents of a single file
azdocli repos file --id MyRepository --path /README.md --branch develop

Browsing Features:

No clone required: Inspect branches, history and files straight from the CLI
Server-side filtering: Branch, author, path and result limits are applied by Azure DevOps
Default branch aware: Commands fall back to the repository default branch when --branch is omitted
Pipe friendly: repos file writes the raw file contents to stdout

Pull Request Management Features

The repos pr commands allow you to manage pull requests within repositories:

List Pull Requests

# List active pull requests for a repository (using default project)
azdocli repos pr list --repo MyRepository

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli repos pr list --repo MyRepository --project MyProject

# Filter by state - active (the default), completed, abandoned, or all
azdocli repos pr list --repo MyRepository --status completed

# Filter by author, reviewer or branch, and cap the number of results
azdocli repos pr list --repo MyRepository --creator @me
azdocli repos pr list --repo MyRepository --reviewer alice@example.com
azdocli repos pr list --repo MyRepository --source "feature/my-feature" --target main
azdocli repos pr list --repo MyRepository --top 10

Show Pull Request Details

# Show details of a specific pull request (using default project)
azdocli repos pr show --repo MyRepository --id 123

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli repos pr show --repo MyRepository --id 123 --project MyProject

# Open the pull request in a browser instead
azdocli repos pr show --repo MyRepository --id 123 --web

Create Pull Request

# Create a new pull request with source and target branches (using default project)
azdocli repos pr create --repo MyRepository --source "feature/my-feature" --target "main" --title "My Feature" --description "Description"

# Create with minimal information - target defaults to 'main'
azdocli repos pr create --repo MyRepository --source "feature/my-feature" --title "My Feature"

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli repos pr create --repo MyRepository --source "feature/my-feature" --target "develop" --title "My Feature" --description "Description" --project MyProject

# Source branch is required, target defaults to 'main' if not specified
azdocli repos pr create --repo MyRepository --source "bugfix/fix-login"

# Open as a draft, with reviewers, linked work items and labels
azdocli repos pr create --repo MyRepository --source "feature/my-feature" --title "My Feature" \
  --draft --reviewer alice@example.com --reviewer bob@example.com \
  --work-item 1234 --work-item 1235 --label "needs-review"

# Merge automatically once policies pass, then delete the source branch
azdocli repos pr create --repo MyRepository --source "feature/my-feature" --title "My Feature" \
  --auto-complete --delete-source-branch

Update Pull Request

# Update title and description (using default project)
azdocli repos pr update --repo MyRepository --id 123 --title "New title" --description "New description"

# Update title only
azdocli repos pr update --repo MyRepository --id 123 --title "New title"

# Update description from markdown file
azdocli repos pr update --repo MyRepository --id 123 --description-file ./description.md

# Update both with file description
azdocli repos pr update --repo MyRepository --id 123 --title "New title" --description-file ./description.md

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli repos pr update --repo MyRepository --id 123 --title "New title" --project MyProject

Show Pull Request Commits

# Show commits in a specific pull request (using default project)
azdocli repos pr commits --repo MyRepository --id 123

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli repos pr commits --repo MyRepository --id 123 --project MyProject

Complete, Abandon or Reactivate a Pull Request

# Merge the pull request, squashing the source commits and deleting the branch
azdocli repos pr complete --repo MyRepository --id 123 --merge-strategy squash --delete-source-branch

# Merge without the confirmation prompt (for CI/CD)
azdocli repos pr complete --repo MyRepository --id 123 --yes

# Set the pull request to complete automatically once policies pass
azdocli repos pr complete --repo MyRepository --id 123 --auto-complete --yes

# Complete despite failing branch policies, recording a reason
azdocli repos pr complete --repo MyRepository --id 123 --bypass-policy --bypass-reason "hotfix"

# Close a pull request without merging, and reopen it later
azdocli repos pr abandon --repo MyRepository --id 123 --yes
azdocli repos pr reactivate --repo MyRepository --id 123

Manage Reviewers

Reviewers can be given as an email address, an identity ID, or @me for the signed-in user.

# List reviewers with their votes
azdocli repos pr reviewers list --repo MyRepository --id 123

# Add one or more reviewers, optionally as required reviewers
azdocli repos pr reviewers add --repo MyRepository --id 123 --reviewer alice@example.com --reviewer bob@example.com
azdocli repos pr reviewers add --repo MyRepository --id 123 --reviewer alice@example.com --required

# Remove a reviewer
azdocli repos pr reviewers remove --repo MyRepository --id 123 --reviewer alice@example.com

# Cast your own vote
azdocli repos pr reviewers vote --repo MyRepository --id 123 --vote approve
azdocli repos pr reviewers vote --repo MyRepository --id 123 --vote wait-for-author

Valid votes are approve, approve-with-suggestions, reset, wait-for-author and reject.

Manage Linked Work Items

Work items can also be linked when the pull request is created, with repos pr create --work-item.

# List the linked work items with their type, state and title
azdocli repos pr work-item list --repo MyRepository --id 123

# Link one or more work items, repeating the flag or separating IDs with commas
azdocli repos pr work-item add --repo MyRepository --id 123 --work-item 42 --work-item 43
azdocli repos pr work-item add --repo MyRepository --id 123 --work-item 42,43

# Unlink a work item
azdocli repos pr work-item remove --repo MyRepository --id 123 --work-item 42

A work item that is already linked is reported and skipped, so add can be run again safely.

Read and Write Comments

# Read the discussion (system-generated threads are hidden unless --all is given)
azdocli repos pr threads --repo MyRepository --id 123
azdocli repos pr threads --repo MyRepository --id 123 --all

# Start a new thread
azdocli repos pr comment add --repo MyRepository --id 123 --message "Looks good to me"

# Start a thread anchored to a file and line
azdocli repos pr comment add --repo MyRepository --id 123 --message "Needs a null check" --file "/src/main.rs" --line 42

# Reply to an existing thread, then resolve it
azdocli repos pr comment reply --repo MyRepository --id 123 --thread 7 --message "Fixed in the latest push"
azdocli repos pr comment resolve --repo MyRepository --id 123 --thread 7
azdocli repos pr comment resolve --repo MyRepository --id 123 --thread 7 --status wont-fix

Valid thread statuses are fixed, wont-fix, closed, by-design, active and pending.

Pull Request Features:

Server-side filtering: List by state, author, reviewer, source branch or target branch
Comprehensive details: Show displays status, draft flag, merge status, reviewers and their votes, labels, linked work items and open comment threads
Branch specification: Specify source branch (required) and target branch (defaults to 'main')
Flexible creation: Create pull requests with drafts, reviewers, linked work items, labels and auto-complete
Flexible updates: Update pull request title and/or description (including from markdown file)
Merge control: Complete with a chosen merge strategy, delete the source branch, or bypass policy with a recorded reason
Review workflow: Add and remove reviewers, and cast votes, using email addresses, identity IDs or @me
Discussion: Read threads, start file- and line-anchored comments, reply, and resolve
Branch validation: Automatic formatting of branch names with refs/heads/ prefix
Repository validation: Verify repository exists before creating or updating pull request
Authentication handling: Proper error messages when not logged in
Default project support: Use with default project or specify --project explicitly
Error handling: Clear feedback for invalid pull request IDs, unmergeable pull requests, or missing repositories
Commit tracking: View all commits included in a pull request with detailed information

Pipeline Management Features

Pipeline List Feature

The pipelines list command allows you to list all pipelines in an Azure DevOps project:

# List all pipelines in the default project
azdocli pipelines list

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli pipelines list --project MyProject

List Features:

Comprehensive listing: View all pipelines in a project with IDs and names
User-friendly formatting: Easy-to-read table format
Error handling: Helpful error messages when project not found or access denied

Pipeline Runs Feature

The pipelines runs command shows all builds (runs) of a specified pipeline:

# Show all runs for a pipeline (using default project)
azdocli pipelines runs --id 42

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli pipelines runs --id 42 --project MyProject

Runs Features:

Run history: View all runs for a specific pipeline
Status visibility: See current state and result of each pipeline run
User-friendly formatting: Clear display of run information

Pipeline Show Feature

The pipelines show command displays detailed information about a specific pipeline build:

# Show details of a specific pipeline build (using default project)
azdocli pipelines show --id 42 --build-id 123

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli pipelines show --id 42 --project MyProject --build-id 123

Show Features:

Detailed information: Run number, pipeline, state, result and timestamps
Web link: The URL of the run in the Azure DevOps web interface
Error handling: Helpful error messages when build not found

Pipeline Run Feature

The pipelines run command queues a new pipeline run:

# Run a pipeline (using default project)
azdocli pipelines run --id 42

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli pipelines run --id 42 --project MyProject

# Run a specific branch
azdocli pipelines run --id 42 --branch develop

# Pass pipeline variables (repeat --variable for more than one)
azdocli pipelines run --id 42 --variable environment=staging --variable verbose=true

Run Features:

Pipeline execution: Start a pipeline with a single command
Branch selection: Queue the run against any branch with --branch
Runtime variables: Set pipeline variables with repeatable --variable NAME=VALUE arguments
Run summary: Prints the new run number, state and web URL
Error handling: Clear feedback when pipeline cannot be started

Pipeline Logs Feature

The pipelines logs command lists the logs of a run, or prints one of them:

# List the logs produced by a run
azdocli pipelines logs --id 42 --build-id 123

# Print the contents of a single log
azdocli pipelines logs --id 42 --build-id 123 --log-id 7

Logs Features:

Log inventory: See every log a run produced, with line counts and timestamps
Full log text: Print a log to stdout so it can be piped, searched or saved
Error handling: Clear feedback when the run or log does not exist

Pipeline Artifacts Feature

The pipelines artifacts command lists the artifacts a run published:

# List the artifacts of a run
azdocli pipelines artifacts --build-id 123

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli pipelines artifacts --build-id 123 --project MyProject

Artifacts Features:

Artifact inventory: See every artifact published by a run
Download URLs: Print the download URL of each artifact
Error handling: Clear feedback when the run does not exist

Variable Groups and Service Connections

The pipelines variable-group and pipelines service-connection commands inspect the resources a pipeline consumes:

# List the variable groups of the default project
azdocli pipelines variable-group list

# Filter by name and cap the number of results
azdocli pipelines variable-group list --name "release" --top 10

# Show a variable group and its variables (secret values are never returned by Azure DevOps)
azdocli pipelines variable-group show --id 7

# List the service connections of the default project
azdocli pipelines service-connection list

# Only connections of one type
azdocli pipelines service-connection list --type azurerm

# Show a single service connection
azdocli pipelines service-connection show --id 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

Library Features:

Variable discovery: See which variable groups exist and what they define
Secret safety: Secret variables are shown as <secret>; the API never returns their values
Service connection inventory: List connections with their type and readiness, filtered by type
Default project support: Use with default project or specify --project explicitly

Board Management Features

Work Item Management

The boards work-item commands allow you to manage work items in an Azure DevOps project:

# List work items assigned to me (using default project)
azdocli boards work-item list

# List work items with filters
azdocli boards work-item list --state "Active" --work-item-type "Bug" --limit 20

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli boards work-item list --project MyProject

# Show details of a specific work item (using default project)
azdocli boards work-item show --id 123

# Open work item directly in web browser
azdocli boards work-item show --id 123 --web

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli boards work-item show --id 123 --project MyProject

# Create a new work item (using default project)
# Supported types: bug, task, user-story, feature, epic
azdocli boards work-item create bug --title "Fix login issue" --description "Users cannot login after password change"

# Update a work item (using default project)
azdocli boards work-item update --id 123 --title "New title" --state "Active" --priority 2

# Delete a work item permanently (using default project)
azdocli boards work-item delete --id 123

# Soft delete a work item by changing state to "Removed"
azdocli boards work-item delete --id 123 --soft-delete

Work Item Features:

Full CRUD operations: Create, read, update, and delete work items
List my work items: View work items assigned to you with filtering options
Multiple work item types: Support for bug, task, user story, feature, and epic
Filtering: Filter by state, work item type, and limit number of results
Web integration: Open work items directly in browser with --web option
Soft delete: Option to change state to "Removed" instead of permanent deletion
Field updates: Update title, description, state, and priority
Default project support: Use with default project or specify --project explicitly
Error handling: Clear feedback when work item not found or access denied

Work Item Comments

The boards work-item comment commands read and write the discussion on a work item:

# List the comments on a work item
azdocli boards work-item comment list --id 123

# Only show the most recent comments
azdocli boards work-item comment list --id 123 --top 5

# Add a comment
azdocli boards work-item comment add --id 123 --message "Reproduced on the staging build"

Comment Features:

Read the discussion: See every comment with its author and timestamp
Add comments: Post a comment from the command line or a script
Safe rendering: Terminal control characters in remote text are escaped rather than executed

Work Item Types

The boards work-item types command lists the work item types a project defines:

# List the work item types of the default project
azdocli boards work-item types

# Or specify a project explicitly
azdocli boards work-item types --project MyProject

WIQL Queries

The boards query command runs any WIQL query and lists the work items it returns:

# Run a WIQL query against the default project
azdocli boards query --wiql "SELECT [System.Id] FROM WorkItems WHERE [System.State] = 'Active'"

# Cap the number of results
azdocli boards query --wiql "SELECT [System.Id] FROM WorkItems" --limit 10

Query Features:

Arbitrary WIQL: Anything the Azure DevOps query editor accepts
Full work item details: Results are shown in the same table as work-item list
Result limits: Cap the number of work items fetched with --limit

Testing

The project includes integration tests that verify the core repository management functionality against a real Azure DevOps instance.

Setting up Test Configuration

To run the integration tests, you need to create a test configuration file with your Azure DevOps credentials:

Copy the template file:

cp test_config.json.template test_config.json

Edit test_config.json with your Azure DevOps details:

{
  "organization": "your-organization-name",
  "pat": "your-personal-access-token",
  "project": "your-test-project-name"
}

Make sure you have:
- A valid Azure DevOps Personal Access Token (PAT) with repository permissions
- Access to an Azure DevOps project where you can create/delete test repositories
- Git installed and available in your PATH (for clone testing)

Running Tests

The integration tests are marked with #[ignore] by default to prevent accidental execution without proper configuration.

# Run all tests including integration tests
cargo test -- --ignored

# Run only the repository smoke tests
cargo test test_create_show_clone_delete_repository -- --ignored

# Run the repository listing test
cargo test test_list_repositories -- --ignored

# Run regular unit tests only (currently none)
cargo test

Test Coverage

The integration tests cover the following repository operations:

Create: Creates a new repository in your Azure DevOps project
Show: Retrieves and verifies repository details
Clone: Attempts to clone the repository (to temporary directory)
Delete: Performs hard delete to clean up test repositories

⚠️ Important: The tests create and delete actual repositories in your Azure DevOps project. Make sure to use a test project and not a production environment.

Security Notes

The test_config.json file is automatically ignored by Git to prevent accidental credential commits
Store your PAT securely and never commit it to version control
Use a PAT with minimal required permissions (repository read/write)
Consider using a dedicated test organization or project for running these tests

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read our Contributing Guidelines for details on:

Code style and patterns
Development setup
Testing procedures
PR description requirements
How to keep documentation updated

Please ensure your PR descriptions are verbose and follow the guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md.

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Azure DevOps CLI

Table of Contents

Installation

Quick Install (Recommended)

Install from crates.io

Install using Snap (Linux)

Install from GitHub Releases

Building from Source

Authentication Setup

Creating a Personal Access Token

Enterprise Azure DevOps Installations

Quick Start

All Subcommands

Features

Default Project Management

Team Project Features

Repository Management Features

Repository Clone Feature

Repository Show Feature

Repository Delete Feature

Repository Browsing Features

Pull Request Management Features

List Pull Requests

Show Pull Request Details

Create Pull Request

Update Pull Request

Show Pull Request Commits

Complete, Abandon or Reactivate a Pull Request

Manage Reviewers

Manage Linked Work Items

Read and Write Comments

Pipeline Management Features

Pipeline List Feature

Pipeline Runs Feature

Pipeline Show Feature

Pipeline Run Feature

Pipeline Logs Feature

Pipeline Artifacts Feature

Variable Groups and Service Connections

Board Management Features

Work Item Management

Work Item Comments

Work Item Types

WIQL Queries

Testing

Setting up Test Configuration

Running Tests

Test Coverage

Security Notes

Contributing

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