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Pull Requests & Reviews for Azure DevOps

Pull Requests & Reviews for Azure DevOps

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Browse, review, comment on, and complete Azure DevOps pull requests from VS Code.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Azure DevOps Pull Requests for VS Code

Browse, review, comment on, and complete your Azure DevOps pull requests without leaving VS Code.

Features

  • Pull requests in the sidebar — a dedicated Azure DevOps PR view lists pull requests grouped by category (for example, PRs you created, PRs assigned to you for review, and other active PRs).
  • Automatic current-branch PRs — when your checked-out branch has open pull requests, they are surfaced automatically. If a branch maps to more than one repository, matching PRs are shown stacked so you can work across repos at once.
  • Per-repository filter — quickly narrow the list to a single repository when your workspace spans multiple Azure DevOps repos.
  • Checkout — check out a pull request's source branch locally in one click.
  • File diffs — open the changes in a pull request as native VS Code diffs, and toggle files as reviewed to track your progress.
  • Inline review comments — create comments on specific lines, reply to existing threads, and resolve or reactivate discussion threads directly in the editor. Jump to any thread in the browser when you need the full web view.
  • Vote — approve, approve with suggestions, wait for author, or reject from the PR context menu.
  • Complete, abandon, and auto-complete — merge a pull request, set it to auto-complete, or abandon it without switching to the browser.

Requirements

  • VS Code 1.90 or newer.
  • A repository hosted on Azure DevOps Services (the cloud service at dev.azure.com).
  • A Microsoft / Entra ID account with access to the Azure DevOps organization. Sign-in uses VS Code's built-in Microsoft authentication, so no personal access token is required.

The extension works alongside the built-in Git extension and detects your Azure DevOps remotes automatically.

Getting Started

  1. Open a folder that contains one or more Git repositories with Azure DevOps Services remotes.
  2. Open the Azure DevOps PR view from the Activity Bar and choose Sign In (or run Azure DevOps PR: Sign In from the Command Palette). This launches the standard Microsoft sign-in flow.
  3. Once signed in, your pull requests appear in the sidebar, grouped by category. Any open PRs for your current branch are shown automatically.
  4. Select a pull request to view its details, open file diffs, add review comments, vote, or complete it.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following setting:

  • azdoPr.autoRefreshInterval — auto-refresh interval, in seconds, for the pull request list. Default: 60. Minimum: 10.

Known Limitations

  • Azure DevOps Services only — this release targets the cloud service (dev.azure.com). Azure DevOps Server (on-premises) is not supported.
  • Entra / Microsoft sign-in only — authentication goes through VS Code's Microsoft provider. Personal access token (PAT) sign-in is not available in this version.

License

Released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file included with this extension.

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