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Azure DevOps Services | Azure DevOps Server 2020

As new features are introduced, you can turn them on or off. That way, you can try them out, provide feedback, and work with those features that meet your requirements.

Some preview features provide access to entire new functionality. Others, such as the New Wiki experience, reflect a change to the user interface, but little or no change in functionality.

Note

You can turn on or off select features for Azure DevOps Services. Preview features become available first on Azure DevOps Services and then become standard features with an update to Azure DevOps Server. At some point, the preview feature moves out of preview status and becomes a regular feature of the web portal.

Important

To view the content available for your platform, make sure that you select the correct version of this article from the version selector which is located above the table of contents. Feature support differs depending on whether you are working from Azure DevOps Services or an on-premises version of Azure DevOps Server, renamed from Team Foundation Server (TFS).
To learn which on-premises version you are using, see What platform/version am I using?

There are a few features you or an administrator can enable or disable. Some features provide access to entire new functionality, while others provide a change to the user interface.

The follow table indicates which preview features can be enabled per user or team member, and those that can be enabled for the organization. You must be a member of the Project Collection Administrators group to change a preview feature at the organization-level.

Per user

Analytics Views
Experimental themes
Full Access to Azure Pipelines for Stakeholders
Git Forks
New account manager

✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️

New boards reports
New Delivery Plans Experience
New release progress views
New Repos pull request experience
New Repos settings experience

✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️

New service connections experience
New Settings Search in the organization settings panel
New Teams page
New Test Plans Page
New TFVC pages

✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️

New Wiki experience
Organization Permissions Settings Page v2
Project Permissions Settings page
Project-Scoped Users well known group to hide settings
Task Insights for Failed Pipeline Runs

✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️
✔️

The follow table indicates those features that you can enable as a user, project administrator, or project collection administrator.

User

Collection

New service connections experience
Selective artifacts download feature for collection/project

✔️

Enable features for your use

From time to time, a new feature is introduced in Preview mode, which allows you to turn it on or off.

To access the Preview features options, open your profile menu. The profile menu appears as shown below based on whether the New Account Manager feature has been enabled or not.

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Choose the profile icon, and then choose Preview features.

Choose your profile menu and then choose Preview features.

To enable or disable a feature, choose the slider.

For information on other user settings and preferences, see Set user preferences.

Enable features at the organization level (for all users)

When you enable a feature at the organization level, you essentially turn it on for all users of your account. Each user can then disable the feature if they so choose. If you disable a feature at the organization level, user settings are not changed. Users can enable or disable the feature on their own.

Tip

If you don't see the for this account menu option, then you aren't an account administrator. To get added as one, see Add administrators, set permissions at the team project or collection level.

Enable or disable a feature

1. Open your profile menu by choosing your image icon and select Manage features.

2. Select the level from the menu provided.

   Tip

   If you don't see the for this project or for this collection menu options, then you aren't an administrator. To get added as one, see Add administrators, set permissions at the team project or collection level.

3. To enable or disable a feature, choose the slider.

   User-level
   

   Project-level
   

   Collection-level
   

When you enable a feature at the project or collection-level, you essentially turn it on for all users. If you disable a feature at the project or collection-level, user settings are not changed. Users can enable or disable the feature on their own.

Experimental themes

When you select Theme from the Profile menu you can select between Dark and Light themes for the display of Azure DevOps web portal.

With Experimental themes enabled, you can select among a number of additional themes.

Features now enabled for all Azure DevOps Services

General

Azure Pipelines

• New Releases Hub
  
• Approval gates in releases - New Release Definition Editor

Azure Boards

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• New Rich Text Editor- New Queries Experience

Azure Repos

Azure Artifacts

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Azure Test Plans

Dashboards and Analytics

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Social tools

Organization, project, and billing management

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