VSTS CLI is a new command line interface for Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) and Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2017 Update 2 and later.
VSTS CLI is currently in preview but we encourage you to give it a try and provide feedback (or contribute).
Refer to the install guide for detailed install instructions for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Also refer to the "get started" guide for in-depth instructions including first-time setup steps.
For help, pass the -h or --help argument, for example:
vsts -h
vsts code -hUse the VSTS CLI to work with and manage build, code repositories, projects, work items, and more in your VSTS account or on-premises Team Foundation Server collection.
Here are just a few of the commands:
- vsts build queue
- vsts code pr create
- vsts code pr list
- vsts code pr complete
- vsts code pr reviewers add
- vsts code pr work-items list
- vsts project create
- vsts work item create
- vsts work item update
See the full list of available commands.
Create a personal access token and provide to the VSTS CLI via the login command:
vsts login --instance https://MYACCOUNT.visualstudio.com --token MYTOKENThe VSTS CLI picks the network proxy configuration from the environment variables HTTP_PROXY, and HTTPS_PROXY.
You can change your default settings using the vsts configure command, for example you can set the default output format for all commands. The options are:
- JSON
- JSON (with color highlighting)
- Table (human-readable tabular output)
- TSV (tab and new line delimited)
You can also add aliases in Git for certain VSTS CLI commands. For example, git pr list will be an alias for vsts code pr list.
You can use the --query parameter and the JMESPath query syntax to customize your output, for example:
Result
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[Demos]\CLI Team
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Fabrikam FiberFor more usage examples, see the official VSTS CLI documentation.
To contribute or to just play with the CLI in your development environment, see developer setup
VSTS CLI
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To disable telemetry use the vsts configure command.
If you have any issues, questions, comments, or feature requests regarding this tool, please file an issue within this github repo using our contribution guidelines.
To find where to provide feedback from the CLI, run vsts feedback.
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct.
For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments.
This project follows the same contribution guidelines outlined by the Azure CLI. If you would like to become an active contributor, please follow the instructions provided in Microsoft Azure Projects Contribution Guidelines.