For basic integration information, please see: ‘Integrating With Third-Party Bug Tracking Systems’
Helpful Hint: For easier tracking, create a new user within your user system with Applause in the name. This will help you quickly locate bugs exported from Applause into Microsoft TFS.
After selecting Microsoft TFS for your new connector, you will be presented with a number of fields.
- URL: Configure your web-based access to Microsoft TFS.
- User: Case sensitive login credentials for your Microsoft TFS implementation.
- Password: Case sensitive login credentials for your Microsoft TFS implementation.
- Project Name: Case sensitive, and need to exist in your Microsoft TFS system prior to connector configuration. Bugs will be assigned the specified Project name as a default value.
Visual Studio Team Services:
The Microsoft TFS connector will work with Visual Studio Online as well.
- Add the collection to the end of the URL: https://alaviapplause.visualstudio.com -> https://alaviapplause.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection
To find the collection name, just login to the TFS and it will appear in the url. - Get the password by following these steps: Personal Access Token
NOTE: We do not support two step authentication at this time, only basic authentication.
For information on further customizing your BTS integration, please see: “Working With Bug Tracking System (BTS) Integration Connectors”