Git Connector - Azure DevOps
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With the integration of Git, repository management becomes highly practical and efficient. We currently support integration with Azure DevOps. Whether you're merging branches, tracking changes, or rolling back to previous versions, you can track all these changes seamlessly within your Jira instance. This integration lets you easily track repositories, branches, commits, and pull requests.
Our Git integration app for Jira is available at the following link: Git Connector for Jira.
If you are already running a Getint integration app, there's no need to download the Git Connector app.
Navigate to Apps, launch the app Git Connector for Jira, go to Integrations, click Create Integration, and select GIT.
If you’re using Getint On-Premise, simply launch the app, click Create Integration, and select GIT.
Click the Connect App button, and select Azure DevOps.
Create a connection or select an existing one.
Tap on Create a new connection if you don’t have an existing one.
Enter your instance URL, and click on Connect.
Name the connection, input your email, and paste the token generated (create the personal access token following the instructions in this guide: Connections). Then click Add.
Once you've added your details, you'll find your new connection in the dropdown list of available connections. Please select it and click Connect to complete the process.
For Git Azure DevOps integrations, it is important to set the scope Code to Read. Otherwise, you’ll get the following error:
Unfortunately, your integration failed to save due to the following reason: Forbidden.
Ensure that you are logged in with administrative rights, then click on Connect App and select Jira. Click on Create New to set up a new connection with your Jira instance and enter the URL of your Jira instance.
Unlike Continuous Syncs or Migrations, GIT integrations require users to set up an OAuth in your Jira instance. Follow our guide to configure a Jira OAuth at the following: Connection | Jira OAuth.
Enter the necessary details to establish the connection.
After entering your details, your new connection will appear in the dropdown list of available connections. Please select it and click Connect to finalize the setup.
By default, the Git repositories will synchronize with all projects in your Jira instance. However, if you uncheck this option, you can choose one or multiple projects where you want this information to be accessible.
For instance, you can choose specific projects according to your company's requirements. Then, select the Git repositories you wish to synchronize. Lastly, give your integration a name and click Create at the top right corner of the screen to save it.
After creating your integration, it will be readily available in the Integrations section within Workflows, identified by a code icon.
To start syncing branches, use the Jira task ID as a prefix for the branch, commit, and pull request names. For branch names, only underscores or dashes can be used instead of spaces. For example ED-32_Energy_Dot.
For instance, if you are syncing an item with the Jira ID ED-32, your branch should be named ED-32 followed by the branch name, as shown below:
If you fail to use the correct naming prefix to sync your items, you will encounter an error similar to the one shown below:
The Git repository details of your Jira items will be available in the Development field.
Clicking on this field allows you to effortlessly access all the information being fetched from the repositories.
Getint allows you to sync Repositories, Branches, Commits, and Pull requests.
By following this detailed guide, you can effortlessly integrate Azure DevOps repositories with Jira and fully leverage efficient repository management. Should you need any assistance or have additional questions, please feel free to contact us here.
