Azure DevOps Server / Team Foundation Server Support¶

TVFC Repositories¶

To create a TFVC repository, select (None - Custom Repository) for the Hosting service, and Azure DevOps / TFS (TFVC) for the Repository type. Once selected, add the fully-qualified path to the Azure DevOps Server or TFS server and collection (i.e. http://tfs:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection) for the Path. This should match the path listed in the Administration Console or the collection reported when running tf workfold.

Git Repositories¶

To create a Git repository, select (None - Custom Repository) for the Hosting service, and Azure DevOps / TFS (Git) for the Repository type. Once selected, add the fully-qualified clone path for the repository (i.e. http://tfs:8080/tfs/DefaultCollection/_git/git-project) for the Path. This should match the repository’s “Clone Repository” path. Note that you must use the Azure DevOps Git repository type, and not plain Git.

Authentication¶

If you are using Azure DevOps Server or TFS 2018+, you’ll need to create a Personal Access Token to authenticate.

On Team Foundation Server, open the collection in a browser and select your account icon in the upper right, then click Security. On the next page, select Personal access tokens. On Azure DevOps Server, select your account icon in the upper right and choose Personal access tokens from the menu.

From this page, generate a new Personal Access token for use with Review Board. It will need the Read scope under the Code section and the Read scope under the Project and Team section. Enter this access token in the Password field (the Username field can be left blank). Note that you’ll need to copy this immediately, as it will not be visible after you leave the page.

On TFS 2017 and below, use your domain login credentials for Username and Password.