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Adaptavist Managed API for Azure DevOps v72 for ScriptRunner Connect environment
Managed API for Azure DevOps is an API Client for Azure DevOps by Adaptavist. You can read more about Managed APIs here.
This is ScriptRunner Connect runtime specific version of the Managed API (with sr-connect suffix). If you want to use Managed API in any other runtime, have a look at the runtime agnostic version.
In ScriptRunner Connect a Managed API is constructed for you, but if you need to construct it manually, here's how you can do it:
import { AzureDevopsApi } from '@managed-api/azure-devops-v72-sr-connect';
export default async function() {
const api = new AzureDevopsApi('API_CONNECTION_ID');
}
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Adaptavist Managed API for Azure DevOps v72 for ScriptRunner Connect environment
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