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AutoFix for Azure DevOps with Personal Access Token

When the installation of the Azure DevOps Autofix integration does not work via the OAuth flow, you can also configure it to work with a Personal Access Token (PAT).

Please note that for the integration to work properly, you need to be able to have write access in all of the projects in your organization. This is usually a reserved permission for workspace admins.

First, go to the PAT management page in Aikido, which can be found here.

Next, follow the instructions below to generate a PAT in Azure DevOps.

Generating a PAT

  1. Navigate to 'User Settings' > 'Personal Access Tokens', via the header icon shown here

    Top navigation bar with search, user settings, and new token creation options.

    Or use the shortcut link 'Generate Access Token here' on the personal access token management page in Aikido.

    Enter and update your personal access token using the provided input field and button.

  2. You should end up on a page similar to this

    Azure DevOps personal access token page showing no tokens created yet.

  3. Make sure you have selected the same organization as the one in your Aikido workspace via the 'Access scope' button on the top right

  4. Click on "New token"

  5. Next you need to select the following permissions for the token: Code (Read & Write) and Graph (Read). If you don't see the Graph scope appear, you will have to click the blue link at the bottom "Show more scopes"

    Creating a custom personal access token with defined scopes and expiration in an organization.

  6. For the expiration, use custom defined and set it to 1 year from now, this is the maximum duration that Azure DevOps allows the token to be valid for.

  7. Click on 'Create' to create the access token

  8. Copy the token on the next screen and insert it on the personal access token management page in Aikido.

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