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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "Completed Build" from Azure DevOps.
Add your action
An action happens after the trigger—such as "Create Spreadsheet Column" in Google Sheets.
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Supported triggers and actions
Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.
- Build DefinitionRequired
- Build Status
- ProjectRequired
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- Repository
- Branch
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- Area Path
- Work Item Type
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- Build DefinitionRequired
ActionWrite
- ProjectRequired
- PathRequired
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- Area Path
- Work Item Type
- Contains StringRequired
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- Area Path
- Work Item Type
- Changed Field
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- TypeRequired
- TitleRequired
- Area
- Iteration
- Assigned To
- Description
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Practical ways you can use Azure DevOps and Google Sheets
Log new Git code commits to Google Sheets
Track code changes systematically. Each time a new code commit is pushed to a Git repository in Azure DevOps, Zapier adds relevant details (like changes made and who committed) to a log in Google Sheets, providing a clear record of team activity for performance reviews or audits.
EngineeringUpdate Azure DevOps work items from Google Sheets updates
Ensure synchronization between toolsets. When data in a Google Sheets row changes (e.g., a ticket status is updated), Zapier reflects the change by updating the corresponding work item in Azure DevOps, keeping both systems accurate with minimal manual intervention.
ITTrack new Azure DevOps work items in Google Sheets
Stay organized by tracking work assignments. When a new work item is created in Azure DevOps, Zapier captures its details and logs them into Google Sheets, creating an overview of tasks so the project manager can monitor progress and resource allocation at a glance.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Azure DevOps + Google Sheets integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Azure DevOps and Google Sheets
How can I automatically update a Google Sheet when a work item is created in Azure DevOps?
You can set up an integration using Zaps, where the trigger is 'Work Item Created' in Azure DevOps. This trigger can be linked to a 'Create Spreadsheet Row' action in Google Sheets, ensuring that every time a new work item is created, it automatically updates your specified Google Sheet with details like ID, title, and status.
Is it possible to create Azure DevOps work items from Google Sheets?
Yes, you can set up an integration where changes in Google Sheets trigger new work items in Azure DevOps. By using the 'New or Updated Spreadsheet Row' trigger from Google Sheets and connecting it to the 'Create Work Item' action in Azure DevOps, entries from your sheet can be transformed into actionable tasks.
What data can be transferred from Azure DevOps to Google Sheets?
Our integration allows you to transfer various types of data such as work item details including ID, name, description, status, and other fields. You can select these fields when setting up your Zap triggers and actions to match your specific needs.
Can we update multiple rows in a Google Sheet based on Azure DevOps triggers?
Currently, integrations are designed to handle one-to-one operations per Zap execution. Therefore, if you need multiple rows updated simultaneously based on Azure DevOps triggers like 'Work Item Updated', you'll need to configure individual Zaps for each row or implement a system script outside of our service for bulk actions.
How often do the automations run between Azure DevOps and Google Sheets?
The frequency of automation runs depends on the plan you're subscribed to. Typically, these automations run every 5 minutes for most plans. However, we recommend checking your current plan's specifics for any variances.
Are there any limitations when integrating Azure DevOps with Google Sheets?
While our platform offers robust integration capabilities between these two tools, limitations include the number of actions per Zap run and potential API rate limits imposed by Microsoft or Google. It's important to consider these factors when planning large-scale data operations.
What should I do if my Zap doesn't update my Google Sheet with new work item details from Azure DevOps?
If your Zap isn't updating as expected, first check that your trigger ('Work Item Created' or 'Updated') correctly matches conditions set within Azure DevOps. Also verify that permission settings allow for data sharing between platforms. Testing each step independently through our platform's interface could also help isolate issues.