I'm interested in making a set of detailed documentation with a group of people, but need to track changes in the way github works. Like every line, and by who and when. But I want the final changes to appear on a sharepoint online page each time I publish on github. How can I set up a clean and efficient way to push from github to sharepoint online pages?
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I'm using Microsoft Teams and GitHub and wanted to know if there is a way to show all new commit comments in a channel.
Or even if this doesn't exists if it's possible to add GitHub Runner, Webhook or Action to call something if someone adds a comment to a commit.
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Yes. You could achieve this via this workflow
You can configure the workflow trigger as per your requirement as well.
I've been invited to a repo by an organization for a take home interview project. I'm concerned that if I accept it that it will show up on the github feed and my coworkers are able to see it. Especially when I make commits and pull request. Is this true? Can it be prevented?
It will show up on your feed. (Kinda) It will say x contributions in private repositories. You can see an example below from my account:
People that do have view access or higher will see the repository and what you did, PRs, issues, etc.
Using Azure DevOps API, I would like to create an application with below functionality
When ever there are changes in azure devops wiki pages, it should notify us using an email
And also when ever there is new Wiki page created , it should notify us through an email.
Can somebody help on whether it is possible or not, If possible please help us with SDK and all.
I am looking for an exact API, which I need to work.
According to my test and try with the Wiki pages API and Wikis API, we seem have no such API can be used to sent email notifications when Wiki pages added or updated.
The workaround, as #jessehouwing mentioned, you can push the wiki pages as the source files of a Git repository in the project. Then you can set the email notifications for code changes in this Git repository.
You can set up a special repository for Wikis in the project.
We're trying to automate when UserStories are resolved in Azure Devops, the attached video on the UserStory gets posted as a New Yammer Post where the contents includes the Title of the UserStory and the video is saved as an attachment to the post. This helps our company keep up to date with new functionality added to the system, to try and keep everyone updated with developments each build.
Since this feature does not supported by service hook or other UI of Azure Devops.
You can try with one third-party website Zappier, and try with Post Yammer messages for updated Visual Studio Online work items.
After click Try it, you will be direct to the page that need you specified the org and Yammer account. Please follow the page step to configure it.
After configure it, please edit the message which you want to achieve:
And then, according to your demand to specified the configuration of Azure Devops and Yammer event condition:
I'm looking for a way to add a list of participants to a GitHub Issue using the GitHub API.
I have tried:
Assigning the issue through the GitHub API.
Works, adding participants, but may be too direct, and there is a limit of 10 assignees.
#mentioning users in the description and a comment.
Does not add participants
My end goal here is to create an issue representing an deploy and #mention everyone who has a PR being deployed so that they know to help test. I'd like everyone to get a GitHub notification about the issue as it is created. Adding them to the list of participants seems like it should be the best way to accomplish this.