Add Azure DevOps/VSTS Wiki Tab to the Teams connector
Having the Dashboard and Kanban Tabs is great. adding the Wiki Tab as well would make it full circle! :)
Adding it as is would be good already (with Markdown and preview pans) but to make it really go viral, adding it as a WYSYWIG editor, (just like Teams's) that generates the markdown behind would make it finally accessible to everyone. just markdown generation would be perfect. people can go add HTML if needed later on the portal
Amine Rahmouni
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Anonymous
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+1
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SWelker
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A tad off topic but, as a workaround, we add a Teams "Website tab" to provide ready access to our legitimate, Azure DevOps Wiki. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/built-in-custom-tabs.
Works well and provides the team ready access (in Teams) to our functional, legitimate Wiki.
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Anonymous
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+1
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Abhishek
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+1 for "Add Azure DevOps Wiki Tab to the Teams connector".
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SWelker
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+1 for "Add Azure DevOps Wiki Tab to the Teams connector".
Not so much for the WYSIWYG editor - although some would benefit from that. Just don't loose the ability to author in markdown, al la Confluence. Some of us are proficient and productive in markdown. Don't penalize us.
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Matt Fahrner
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+1 on this.
Alternatively replace the Teams Wiki with the Azure DevOps version. That's unlikely because the Teams version is essentially a SharePoint Wiki whereas the DevOps version is Git/Markdown based and there is no Git in the M365 environment.
I do wish Microsoft would integrate all of their environments - for instance GitHub which they also own has its own Wiki features (not as good as the DevOps version as drag and drop images are a PIA). It's a bit of a mess and leaves one worrying which one will win out in the end and which will be dropped - and you have to hope you don't put all your effort into the later.
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Alex Killby
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+1 right now there are two different wiki experiences (one from Teams on the basis of SharePoint) and another in DevOps. Wouldn't be hard to simply expose that wiki in teams so everyone is working from the same documentation when working on a software project.
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Anonymous
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+1. As Teams Wiki is very inmature this would be a great addition to Teams project workflow.
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JonathanH
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This request is very relevant. As @David mentions 200 votes are needed. If you happen to stumble upon this page, make a bold move, use your voting ability!
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David
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This request has to reach more that 200 votes for Microsoft to review it.
It will be definitively good feature. Teams Wiki has limited functionality. -
[Deleted User]
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+1
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Taylor Brockhoeft
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Hey folks... so this doesn't seem to be natively supported. Here's a work around. Provided you're using the same authentication for teams as your wiki this should work.
1) Add a new tab to your team
2) Select website
3) Add your devops wiki url
4) Save tab settingsActually, it would be great if the app would allow one to inject javascript into a web page before it loads in teams to hide things like the sidebar or header navigation. Anyways, hope this helps!
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Anonymous
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Would be a great feature, +1
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Anton
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so did MS make any progress in this direction? I do not see any way to display/link devops wiki in teams. anyone can do this?
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Evan
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+1
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Ryland
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We already have the SharePoint wiki functionality, please let us integrate our Azure DevOps wiki as well.
There's already integration for boards, repos, and pipelines. Wikis need to be added too :)
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Anonymous
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Totally agree! This is an indispensable feature!
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JJ Arnold
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+1 I posted in the Azure forum as well that we need the Azure Wiki and Teams wiki to be tied together or one-in-the-same. The whole purpose of a wiki is to put information in one organized and searchable place and all MS products should share the common wiki.
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Maritza
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Trying to do it now and :( not there! Being able to see the Azure Devops wiki in teams would be great..the whole team would be able to see it.
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Prosper Thaels
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+1