This template starts when Azure DevOps creates a work item such as a task or bug.
JavaScript reads type, title, assignee, and link, then Google Chat posts that summary to the space you choose. Connect Azure DevOps and Google Chat, then keep the trigger on work item events for the project you care about.
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The scenario starts when Azure DevOps creates a work item in the project you connect.
JavaScript takes type, title, assignee, and the work item link from the event.
Google Chat creates a message in the space you choose.
Add an Azure DevOps connection with a personal access token that can read work items. Point the work item events trigger at the project.
Add a Google Chat connection with access to the space that should receive notices.
Read type, title, assignee, and link in JavaScript, then create a Google Chat message with those fields. Create a test work item and confirm the space gets the post.
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