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New git integration : how to select an external Azure Devops organization ?

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Posted on 20 Jan 2025 14:02:41 by palsecam

Hi,

I'm investigating the new git integration (which is still in preview).

When I try to connect one environment to git, only the current organization is provided in the organization dropdown.

Is there a way to connect my environment to a DevOPS org not in the same tenant ?

Basically, our company use a production tenant, which owns the Devops organization (lets call it TenantPROD), but use a dedicated dev tenant to host the power automate development (I'll call it TenantDEV).

I tried to invite my TenantDEV user to TenantPROD and assign permissions to the "prod" dev ops organization, but no success.

Is it possible?

What can I have missed?

Thanks

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palsecam 10 on 20 Jan 2025 at 15:14:39

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New git integration : how to select an external Azure Devops organization ?

Unfortunately it isn't possible while in preview,

Is it based on your own experience, or is there some official statement somewhere?
bscarlavai33 588 Super User 2025 Season 1 on 20 Jan 2025 at 15:06:35

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New git integration : how to select an external Azure Devops organization ?

Also be aware (it caught me off guard). Currently, once you set up the Git integration, you can't change it.
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bscarlavai33 588 Super User 2025 Season 1 on 20 Jan 2025 at 15:03:42

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New git integration : how to select an external Azure Devops organization ?

Unfortunately it isn't possible while in preview, it is based on the tenant. I have 1 user account that is a part of my internal Tenant and also my client's Tenant. If I try to setup Git in my internal D365 tenant then I only see my internal ADO org. If I try to set it up in my client's Tenant, I only see my client's ADO org.
Morgans 2 on 20 Jan 2025 at 14:49:53

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New git integration : how to select an external Azure Devops organization ?

Currently, Git integration only supports linking environments within the same tenant. Since your DevOps organization is in TenantPROD and your Power Automate environment is in TenantDEV, direct connection isn’t possible by default. Even after inviting your TenantDEV user as a guest in TenantPROD and assigning permissions, it may not work due to multi-tenant limitations. You might need to explore other methods like using Azure DevOps APIs or GitHub integration for cross-tenant support.

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