Azure DevOps has 4 different process templates such as Basic, Agile, Scrum and CMMi and each process template has a different workitem hierarchy when compared with one another. Let us see in detail about...
Azure DevOps has different workitem types for different process templates. There are 4 different workitem process templates in Azure DevOps and they are Basic, Agile, Scrum, CMMI. The common workitem types across these different...
Azure DevOps gives you multiple ways to do a Bulk edit/update of workitems (Epics,Features,UserStories, Bugs, TestCases etc.,). There are 2 major ways(UI and via Excel) in which one can do a bulk edit of...
To change the Organization’s owner in AzureDevOps you need to have administration access or you should be the owner of the organization. Follow the below steps as shown Step 1: Go to Organization Settings...
Sometimes you may see an error message like this in your PowerAutomate flow “Your flow was saved but could not be enabled because of billing restrictions” when you are trying to save your PowerAutomate...
WordPress sites are really great for content posting. They are very easy to setup and get your site up & running very quickly but once you get a decent traffic you may have to...
There are many ways to delete workitems in Azure DevOps like using Azure DevOps portal and by using APIs. To do a bulk delete of workitems or to delete multiple workitems at the same...
In Azure DevOps, when a project is created all users belonging to Contributor group will have delete workitem permission by default. This a soft delete permission as the workitems deleted can be restored back...
In Azure DevOps, Sprints are called as Iterations and to create these iterations you need to have Project Admin access. After creating these iterations you need to assign them to specific teams or to...
In Azure Boards, we can create different workitems by using different options. The workitems differs from project to project based on the process template we are using. if we are using Agile process template...
