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It's also completely unloved. Even MSFT Azure's own documentation regularly treats it as a second class citizen to GitHub. I have no idea why they don't just de

It's also completely unloved. Even MSFT Azure's own documentation regularly treats it as a second class citizen to GitHub. I have no idea why they don't just deprecate the service and officially feature freeze it. Honestly that's the case with a lot of Azure services though.

easton 8mo ago
It's the boards. GitHub issues doesn't let you do all the arcane nonsense Azure DevOps' boards let you do.
- bigfudge 8mo ago
  Isn’t that a feature?
  - easton 8mo ago
    A feature for devs, but I have often been told management is paid by the required field on tickets.
stackskipton 8mo ago
Someone mentioned the boards but Pipelines/Actions are not 100% compliant. My company uses Azure DevOps for a few things and any attempt to convert to GitHub was quickly abandoned after we spent 3 hours trying to get some Action working. However, all usability quarks aside, I actually prefer these days since Microsoft doesn't really touch it and it just sits in corner doing what I need.