An easy to use wrapper around the Azure DevOps REST API
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README.md

simple_ado

simple_ado is a Python wrapper around the Azure DevOps REST API.

Why does it exist when there is an existing Python SDK for the ADO API?

Simply put, it's because the existing one is very complex and difficult to use. This version aims to be as simple as possible to use.

Contributing

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