Connecting Azure DevOps

The Azure DevOps integration turns any Tirs session into a work item in your project. The work item links back to the full session — replay, console logs, network requests and environment details included — and the title and description come prefilled from the session. You connect once with your Microsoft account, and your whole workspace can use it.

Connect with Microsoft OAuth

Tirs connects to Azure DevOps through Microsoft OAuth. Use a Microsoft account that has access to the organization you want to connect.

1. Open app.tirs.dev and go to Development tools, then Integrations.
2. Find Azure DevOps, click Connect Azure DevOps, then choose Connect Azure DevOps Cloud.
3. Sign in with your Microsoft account when the Microsoft login page opens.
4. Review the requested permissions and accept. Tirs asks only for what it needs to create and link work items.
5. You are redirected back to Tirs once authorization completes.

The connection applies to the whole workspace, so each teammate does not need to authorize separately.

Pick your organization and project

After authorization, click Settings on the Azure DevOps card. Tirs lists the Azure DevOps organizations your account can access.

1. Choose the organization you want to connect.
2. Choose the project where work items should be created.
3. Save. These become the defaults for your workspace.

You can pick a different project on any individual ticket before you create it.

Work item type mapping

Tirs creates work items as the Bug type by default. If your process template uses a different type — for example Issue in the Basic process — change the mapping in the integration settings and Tirs will use that type instead. The mapping is workspace-wide and applies to every new work item, though you can still change the type on an individual work item before creating it.

What lands on the work item

Every work item created from Tirs arrives ready for triage:

• A title prefilled from the session, ready to edit before you create the work item.
• A description linking back to the full session in Tirs, where the replay, console logs, network requests and environment details live.
• The priority you pick when creating the work item.

You can edit the draft before creating the work item.

Revoking access

You can disconnect at any time, from either side:

• In Tirs: go to Development tools, Integrations, Azure DevOps, and click Disconnect. Tirs stops creating work items immediately.
• In Microsoft: remove Tirs from your Microsoft account's app permissions to revoke the OAuth grant itself.

Work items you already created stay in Azure DevOps and keep their links to Tirs sessions. If you disconnect by mistake, just run the same connection steps again.

Next steps

Running Jira alongside Azure DevOps? See Connecting Jira to connect both to the same workspace.