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  1. Using Warp
  2. Slash Commands

Azure DevOps

Slash Commands for Azure DevOps

Slash commands in this section are supported for Azure DevOps repositories.

To learn more about Warp's support for Azure DevOps, refer our documentation in the migrations section.

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