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@shumer shumer released this 12 Oct 13:55
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Azure DevOps pull requests

A third card of the same shape as the GitHub and GitLab ones: the pull requests you opened in an organization on dev.azure.com and the ones waiting on your vote, worst first, with the same status codes. Add an organization under Accounts in Settings with a personal access token that has the Code (Read) scope; the card appears with the first organization and leaves with the last one. A row leaves the card the moment you vote. Health comes from the merge check and the votes; build results and policies are not read.

Agents (MCP) registers itself

Turning the setting on puts the DevDeck MCP server on the lists of Claude Code and Codex on this computer, through their own command-line tools, and turning it off takes it off again. A launch with the setting on repairs a missing entry. Codex is found on the path and inside the ChatGPT application on the Mac. The page shows one row per agent with how it went, and the line to run by hand for an agent that is not installed, instead of a command to paste.

Also

  • Removing the last GitLab instance now takes its card off the deck, like removing the last Azure DevOps organization does.
  • The missing-token row reads "Add a token for GitHub" rather than "Add a GitHub token", so it reads right for every service.
  • Projects have their own section with switches on the Cards page, so a card taken off the deck from the menu can be put back.

Installing

Unzip it, drag DevDeck.app into Applications and open it. The build is signed with a Developer ID and notarised by Apple, so macOS opens it as it is. From here on the app updates itself: when a newer release exists, the menu-bar menu opens with Update to … as its first line.

Windows

Download DevDeck-0.21-365-windows-setup.exe and open it on Windows 11 22H2 or newer. DevDeck installs for your user without administrator rights. If .NET 10 Desktop Runtime is missing, setup downloads it from Microsoft and asks for UAC approval once for the runtime. The beta is unsigned, so SmartScreen shows a warning. Choose More info, then Run anyway.

On Windows 11 ARM64, download the native DevDeck-0.21-365-windows-arm64-setup.exe installer.

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