Azure DevOps Services and Server

Is anyone interested in starting up a Aha! Azure DevOps Integration Community to share ideas, best practices, discussions on how you solved complex integration problems.

We use the ideas portal to solicit new enhancements from our users and then link those ideas to features in our products. The problem is only our product management and dev management use Aha. our development team uses Microsoft DevOps to track th...

Currently, if a user adds a comment to a User Story or Bug discussion in VSTS and embeds an image in the comment, the image doesn't come through with the comment that shows up in Aha!. This makes it difficult for the reader in Aha! to follow the d...

each requirement should have an acceptance requirement section that can sync to a user story acceptance criteria in TFS

Right now we have a TFS integration configured with Aha which requires us to use an AD service account for TFS. This service account password needs to be manually added within Aha! however we have a policy that all our service accounts require pas...

What is the challenge? Markdown editing has been added in Azure DevOps for rich text fields. However, when the data is migrated to Aha, it's stored as raw Markdown rather than displaying as formatted text. What is the impact? Makes integra...

What is the challenge? Some of our work items (e.g. a feature) in ADO are linked to security related parents (e.g. an epic) in ADO. We are not able to access the parent work item due to these security settings. However we would like to see the fea...

Who would benefit? Integration users What impact would it make? How should it work? When you delete a feature which is linked to a dev system you get a warning (attached). When you delete an epic, you do not get a consitent warning. This suggestio...

We use the Aha <-> Azure DevOps integration. Comments from Aha include the author when synced to AzDO (Comment added by <user> in Aha! - View). The reverse is not true. Comments made in AzDO that come to Aha do not say the other, just ...

We have features that are mapped to a specific sprint, but within that feature, we have requirements (user stories) that could be mapped to two different sprints. The assumption with Aha! is that a feature would be completed in one sprint, which i...