If your code is on Azure DevOps , click on the “+“ button located in the top right corner of the dashboard then select Import from Azure DevOps . You will be taken to Import project from Azure DevOps page. By clicking “Connect Azure DevOps organization“ you will be taken to the Azure DevOps login page. Sign in using your Azure DevOps credentials. Once you have successfully logged in, you will be prompted to grant access to the Continuous Accessibility Application to read your Azure DevOps organization. Continuous Accessibility requests access for:

• reading your account information. TODO fixme

• reading your repositories and their pull requests. TODO fixme

• reading your team membership information. TODO fixme

By installing Continuous Accessibility Application on Azure DevOps you connect your Azure DevOps organization to Continuous Accessibility. This allows Continuous Accessibility to access your Azure DevOps organization or personal account. You can select specific repositories to be connected to Continuous Accessibility or just select all and can always change this setting later.

Continuous Accessibility is set up to mirror the way that code is organized in Azure DevOps (and other repository providers):

Each Continuous Accessibility project corresponds one-to-one with a Azure DevOps project that resides in its own Azure DevOps repository.

Azure DevOps projects are grouped into Azure DevOps organizations or personal accounts.

• Continuous Accessibility organization may be associated with multiple Azure DevOps organizations or personal accounts.

• The next step is to import the projects (that is, individual Git repositories) that you want to analyze from your Azure DevOps organization into your Continuous Accessibility organization. A corresponding, one-to-one Continuous Accessibility project will be created for each imported repository. Note: a Azure DevOps repository can be imported only once. Continuous Accessibility will present a list of the repositories for each of your imported Azure DevOps organizations. Select Azure DevOps organization and then choose the projects you want to import, optionally override default project settings and click Create Project. The selected project will be imported.

• To complete the setup for your project, you should navigate to the setup instructions. Choose your end-to-end testing framework and your build environment from the choices. Continuous Accessibility will guide you through a tutorial on how to set all this up.

Once it is complete, you can view the results of your first analysis. Please refer the Azure DevOps Action page to integrate Continuous Accessibility into your Azure DevOps workflow (TODO Link). In addition, Continuous Accessibility displays some result data directly in Azure DevOps.