Type in the password that we gathered previously from the Azure DevOps Portal. Click on Open in New Window.Ī password will be required. When the synchronization is complete, you will see the notification in the screenshot below.
That folder will be synchronized with the Azure DevOps Repo, and a notification in Visual Studio Code will inform you about the synchronization.
Select the destination and click on Select Repository Location. My recommendation is to have a parent folder matching the name of your Azure DevOps Project, and a subfolder that matches the name of the current repo. The VS Code will ask for a local folder to synchronize the repo. Click on Clone in VS Code.Ī new page will open in the web browser of your preference. In the new blade, click on Get Git Credentials and copy the content of the Password. Logged on to the Azure DevOps Portal, click on Repos (Item 1), select the desired repo from the list of available repos (Item 2), and after selecting it, click on Clone (Item 3). Now that we have all the required tools installed on our macOS, our next step is to open the Azure DevOps portal and select a repository that we want to clone and work on with our macOS, Type repos, and select Azure Repos from the list. Click on the Extensions icon located on the left side. Our next step is to install the Azure Repos. If you have used Visual Studio Code in a PC, it is the same experience. The welcome file will be open automatically. Are you sure you want to open it?, click on Open. If you receive a message like this, Visual Studio Code is an app downloaded from the Internet. The first run may require your confirmation to run the tool. Note: you may have more than one page on the Launchpad. The Visual Studio Code is going to be there click on it. You can click on F4 (aka Launchpad), and a list of all applications will be displayed. Select Mac and a ZIP file will be downloaded to your computer.Įxtract the content of the ZIP file and move the Visual Studio Code file to the Applications folder. The first step is to download the tool you need, and we can download it for free here. Installing Visual Studio Code and additional support By the end of this article, you can head out to Starbucks, and you will be ready to manage your Azure application/infrastructure using Azure DevOps in your macOS as you sip your favorite latte. In this article, we are going to prepare our macOS to support the necessary tooling required to work with Azure DevOps. The process of managing your application or your infrastructure-as-a-code in Microsoft Azure is similar across platforms, including Mac, Linux and, of course, Microsoft Windows.
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