Integration · Azure DevOps Boards and Azure Repos

Azure DevOps bug reports with complete evidence

Record the issue in Chrome and Capto opens the work item in Azure DevOps Boards with a video of the steps, the requests, console errors and the AI analysis. With Azure Repos connected, it also comments on the item where the bug is in the code.

Capto team · Updated

What goes into the work item

  • A technical description written by AI: what happened, severity and probable cause.
  • Steps to reproduce from the recording.
  • Failed requests and console errors, with request and response.
  • Environment and attachments: GIF of the steps, HTML report and JSON.

Code analysis on Azure Repos

With code analysis on, Capto reads the chosen branch of your Azure Repos repository and comments on the work item with the file and line, the root cause and the suggested fix.

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How to connect

  1. Create a Personal Access Token in Azure DevOps with the Work Items: Read & Write scope.
  2. In the Capto dashboard, under Integrations, add the Azure DevOps connection with your organization and token.
  3. For code analysis, create a token with Code: Read and pick the repositories and branch.
  4. Install the extension and report: the work item shows up on the board.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Jira and Azure DevOps at the same time?
Yes. A company can connect both, and each person picks the connection and board when reporting.
What permission does the code token need?
Read only (Code: Read). Capto reads the chosen branch to analyze it; it does not change the repository.
Does it work with cloud Azure DevOps?
Yes, with Azure DevOps Services (dev.azure.com) using a Personal Access Token.

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