How to Create Azure Repository - Azure DevOps - CI/CD Pipeline

Azure Repository

        Azure Repos is a cloud-based source control service offered as part of Azure DevOps. It provides both Git and Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) repositories for versioning and managing your codebase. Here are the steps to create an Azure Repo:

Steps :

  • Sign in to the Azure DevOps portal at Azure Login using your Microsoft account.
  • Click on "+ New project" button to create a new project. Provide a name and description for your project, select either Git or TFVC for version control, and then click on "Create".
  • On the next screen, you'll see the overview page for your newly created project. From here, you can navigate to the "Repos" tab to view your codebase.
  • By default, a new Git repository will be created when you create a new project. However, if you selected TFVC for version control, you'll need to manually create a team project collection first before creating a new repository.
  • To add files to your repository, simply drag and drop them into the file explorer window or use the upload button. Once your files are added, commit them to save your changes.
  • Optionally, you can invite collaborators to contribute to your repository by clicking on the "Users" tab and adding their email addresses. They will receive an invitation to join your project and start contributing.

That's it! You now have an Azure Repo ready for development. You can continue to manage your codebase, track issues, build and deploy your applications all from within Azure DevOps.

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