GitHub and Azure Pipelines - Better Together

[@DeLongFreelance]

Nice walkthrough Mickey. I really like how you showed the Azure OAuth setup versus integrating from GitHub and the potential consequences. This is the kind of information that often escapes beginners till it becomes an issue.

[@JoseAlbertoDiaz]

Question, my pipelines and yaml files live in ADO project/repository, they need access to clone code from github, how can I use oAuth to gain that access without the need of a PAT? In your example yaml files live in github, different from what Im trying to achieve. Thanks!!

[@samsal073]

Thanks for this helpful video . I have scenario where when changes are committed \merged to main I would like the pipeline to sync thos changes to the Azure repository. Is there such task that can be added to the pipeline to help with that?

[@sinnovateb4528]

Hi,
how to configure the migration script to add permissions for users in GitHub for the repos migrated to GitHub from ADO?

[@mayureshpachangane7523]

Can i achieve the opposite of this ...when i make changes in my azure devops repo the github repo should run a pipeline and update the github branch

[@MickeyGousset]

No you can’t trigger a GitHub actions workflow from an azure repo

[@nirmalkumar5405]

I want to checkout some repos in azure devops from github actions pipeline. can you please guide me

[@MickeyGousset]

I haven’t tried that before but I suspect you will need to write a script that calls the appropriate git commands to check out the code, in that instance

[@nirmalkumar5405]

@@MickeyGousset Hi Mickey, I found a way: we can clone a repo from Azure DevOps. There is an option in azure devops to generate Git credentials under HTTPS clone for all repositories. By using the username and password from those credentials, we can include them as GitHub secrets and proceed to clone the repository from github actions workflow.

[@ahmadinejad6666]

thanks for the content!

[@MickeyGousset]

You are welcome

[@Hamdard-se9im]

Thanks mate