Markdown Azure Devops
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- Use abapGit to create a new branch in the repository hosted on Azure DevOps by using the Transport to branch functionality of abapGit. Pull the branch to my local PC. Add the Markdown file to the branch in Azure DevOps by pushing through command-line Git. Create the pull request in Azure DevOps.
In this article, find some Wiki-specific Markdown syntax guidance for use in Azure DevOps. Table of contents (TOC) for Wiki pages To create a table of contents, add a TOC.
If you're using Microsoft's Azure DevOps chances are that at some point you will need to create a wiki page or some other content that will require some lists or bullet points.
Microsoft has a great page on the basics of Markdown to help you get started: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/project/wiki/wiki-markdown-guidance?view=azure-devops
One thing that I was looking for that was missing was a note about nested lists.
Luckily, it's pretty easy to output indented nested lists. Simply use 2 spaces followed by a '*' to indent your content. Continue to add double spaces to indent further under your list items if required.
The example below shows how to display a list that is 5 levels deep.
This should give you nested lists that look a little something like this:
Azure Devops Markdown Wiki
Just make sure you include a space between the * and your text and hopefully you should see something similar.
Azure Devops Wiki Indent