Azure Repos has no contribution graph, no year view of who committed what, the way GitHub and GitLab do. I built an extension that adds one: pick a person, see a calendar heatmap of their commits and real pull-request comments across every repo in the project. Runs client-side inside the Azure DevOps web UI, using your credentials. No backend, nothing leaves your org. Free tier: your own graph, forever. Paid tier ($19/mo, cancel anytime): every contributor in the dropdown, for the whole org.
Hey, I'm the developer. Azure Repos doesn't have anything like GitHub or GitLab's contribution graph, so I built one as an extension. It scans every repo in the current project for a person's commits and real PR comments (not system events) and renders a year as a heatmap.
Runs entirely client-side using your own Azure DevOps credentials, no backend, nothing leaves your org. Free tier is your own graph forever; a $19/mo org-wide tier unlocks everyone in the dropdown for retros and reviews.
Happy to answer questions about how it aggregates data or the privacy model.
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Does this work with private repos in Azure Repos, or do you run into auth issues? Asking because we have a mix of public and private and it's always a headache switching between tools to see activity across both.
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Azure Repos users have been asking for a GitHub-style contribution heatmap for a while — this fills a real gap. Does it pull data via the Azure DevOps API directly, or does it require some kind of local sync/webhook setup?
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Does this work with private repos in Azure Repos, or do you run into auth issues? Asking because we have a mix of public and private and it's always a headache switching between tools to see activity across both.
Azure Repos users have been asking for a GitHub-style contribution heatmap for a while — this fills a real gap. Does it pull data via the Azure DevOps API directly, or does it require some kind of local sync/webhook setup?