Commit Graph for Azure Repos

What it does

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.

Add a year-long contribution heatmap to Azure Repos, combining each person

A per-person contribution heatmap across every Azure Repo in the current project — the GitHub/GitLab-style activity calendar Azure DevOps doesn't have. Switch between sample contributors and hover or focus any day. The installed extension builds the same 53-week view from commits and real pull-request discussion comments across every repo in the current project. Illustrative data only. The extension reads your Azure DevOps project client-side using the viewer’s existing access. Commit Graph adds a GitHub- and GitLab-style contribution calendar to Azure Repos. Select a contributor and review a year of commits and real pull-request comments across all repositories in the current project. The…from codylabs.uk

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