Automate DingTalk Notifications for Azure DevOps Pull Requests
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Streamline your team's code review process by automatically notifying relevant users on DingTalk whenever a new pull request is created in Azure DevOps. This workflow maps TFS accounts to DingTalk users, ensuring targeted and timely notifications.
About This Workflow
This n8n workflow automates the process of notifying your team on DingTalk about new pull requests in Azure DevOps. It intelligently maps user accounts from TFS to their corresponding DingTalk mobile numbers or usernames, ensuring that the right people are alerted. When a new pull request is created, a webhook triggers the workflow. It then retrieves user mappings from a MySQL database to build a customized DingTalk message, including mentions for reviewers. This significantly reduces manual notification efforts and speeds up the code review cycle, improving team collaboration and development velocity.
Key Features
- Automated Notifications: Receive instant DingTalk alerts for new Azure DevOps pull requests.
- Intelligent User Mapping: Connects TFS accounts to DingTalk users via a MySQL database for precise notifications.
- Customizable Messages: Tailor the content and mentions within the DingTalk message to fit your team's needs.
- Reviewer Mentions: Automatically
@mentions relevant reviewers and the pull request creator in DingTalk. - Flexible Configuration: Easily adapt webhook paths, database connections, and DingTalk robot URLs.
How To Use
- Set up Azure DevOps Webhook: Configure a Service Hook in Azure DevOps to trigger a webhook on 'Pull Request Created' events. Use the unique webhook URL provided by the
ReceiveTfsPullRequestCreatedMessagenode in n8n. - Configure MySQL Database: Create a MySQL table (e.g.,
tfs_dingtalk_account_map) with columns forTfsAccount,UserName, andDingTalkMobile. Populate this table with your user mappings. - Update n8n Nodes:
- In the
LoadDingTalkAccountMapnode, configure your MySQL connection and specify the table name. - In the
BuildDingTalkWebHookDatanode, review and customize the JavaScript code if needed, especially for handling user mapping and message content. - In the
SendDingTalkMessageViaWebHooknode, replace the placeholder URL with your actual DingTalk group chat robot webhook URL.
- In the
- Test the Workflow: Trigger a new pull request in Azure DevOps to verify that the DingTalk notification is sent correctly with the appropriate mentions.
Apps Used
Workflow JSON
{
"id": "0f596bf0-18ed-47df-9c09-072990388ebe",
"name": "Automate DingTalk Notifications for Azure DevOps Pull Requests",
"nodes": 26,
"category": "DevOps",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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