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Since then urls for git repositories are looking like - https://dev.azure.com/<organization name>/<project name>/_git/<repository name>
running gitUrlParse on this format would result in:
However, if the format for the same repository URL would have been kept as the old format, i.e. -https://<organization name>.visualstudio.com/<project name>/_git/<repository name>, running gitUrlParse on this format would result in:
On September 2018, MS introduced a new URL format for organizations: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/release-notes/2018/sep-10-azure-devops-launch#switch-existing-organizations-to-use-the-new-domain-name-url
Since then urls for git repositories are looking like -
https://dev.azure.com/<organization name>/<project name>/_git/<repository name>
running gitUrlParse on this format would result in:
However, if the format for the same repository URL would have been kept as the old format, i.e. -
https://<organization name>.visualstudio.com/<project name>/_git/<repository name>
, running gitUrlParse on this format would result in:The organization should be parsed correctly, as there are still active repositories that use the old format, that is still supported
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