Introduction

IriusRisk lets users integrate with some of the most popular issue trackers on the market.

This article aims to help integrate your application with your issue trackers.

Integrating with Azure Devops

Linking to issue trackers

1. Navigate to settings > issue trackers
   
2.  Configure general settings
   1. Sync interval – how often IriusRisk contacts the issue tracker to pull all details for that project/threat/countermeasure etc.
   2. Default profile – unless specified differently, what profile is set by default
   3. Weaknesses
      1. Create issue when test fail
      2. Close issues when test pass
         
3. Configure Issue Tracker Profile
   1. To add a new issue tracker configuration, please select ‘new
      
   2. Specify which issue tracker to configure
      
   3. Connection with Azure Devops
      
      1. Assign a name to the new issue tracker profile.
         
      2. Configure the url.
      3. Configure the username
      4. Configure the API Token
         1. How to add a personal access token in Azure Devops
      5. Configure the project name
   4. If you are using a proxy, assign the proxy details
      
   5. At this point, now is a good time to test the connection
      
4. Configure Issue Workflow Status
   1. These need to align with the different workflow states you have assigned inside Azure Devops.
   2. For example, 'To Do', 'Doing', 'Done'
      
      
5. Configure Issue Field Values
   1. Next, we need to specify the issue field's.
   2. Firstly, specify the work item type
      1. For example, 'Task', 'Epic', 'Issue'
         
   3. Then we need to specify priority values
      1. For example, '1', '2', '3', '4'.
         
   4. Specify any tags and/or severity levels if used
      
6. Test the connection and if all is fine, publish the changes
   
7. You can now use your new issue tracking profile