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Building a Public GitHub Repository using Azure DevOps

How do I build a Public GitHub repository using Azure DevOps as part of my Build Pipeline? For example, I use an Open Source toolkit such as SonarQube I'd like the SonarQube deployed using Continuous Integration - ideally - so my development team always has the latest server.

Looks like I have to fork the repository and provide the repo access to Azure Pipeline. Azure DevOps only lists my own repositories - hence the fork - and since I have admin access to them - I'm able to provide access to Azure Pipeline.

Is there a way to do this with only a "read" access?

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Vyas Bharghava Avatar asked Sep 02 '26 19:09

Vyas Bharghava


1 Answers

You can create public project in Azure DevOps or use GitHub integration https://github.com/marketplace/azure-pipelines to use azure-pipelines with is the best option for you case. Or directly in azure pipelines definition select GitHub or external git repository.

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Janusz Nowak Avatar answered Sep 05 '26 14:09

Janusz Nowak



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