Azure DevOps offers a number of ways to see all work items in your organization.
One way to see all work items is to use the Azure DevOps Dashboard. This dashboard is available in both the Azure DevOps portal and the Azure Portal.
Another way to see all work items is to use the Azure DevOps Pipeline Viewer. This viewer is available in the Azure DevOps portal.
You can also use the Azure DevOps CLI to see all work items in your organization.
The Azure DevOps CLI is a command-line tool for managing your Azure DevOps environment.
To see all work items in your organization, use the Azure devops get-workitem command. This command takes an optional -project argument to specify the name of the project for which you want to retrieve work items.
The Azure devops get-workitem command returns a list of work items in your organization. The list includes the following information:
The name of the work item
The status of the work item
The estimated duration of the work item
The progress of the work item
The difficulty of the work item
The type of work item
The source of the work item
The owner of the work item
The team that is responsible for the work item
You can use the following Azure devops get-workitem command options to further filter the list of work items.
-project
The -project argument specifies the name of the project for which you want to retrieve work items.
-type
The -type argument specifies the type of work item. The following values are available for the -type argument:
Build
Configure
Deploy
Monitor
Test
The -type argument also supports the following sub-arguments:
-build
-configure
-deploy
-monitor
-test
-run
-start
-stop
-update
-watch
-version
-custom
-language
-configuration
The -language argument specifies the language of the work item. The following values are available for the -language argument:
Assembly
CSharp
Java
Net
PHP
Ruby
The -custom argument specifies the custom language of the work item. The following values are available for the -custom argument:
The -configuration argument specifies the configuration of the work item. The following values are available for the -configuration argument:
Configuration
The -configuration argument also supports the following sub-arguments:
-dependency
-environment
-module
-ui
The -dependency argument specifies the dependency of the work item. The following values are available for the -dependency argument:
Project
The -environment argument specifies the environment of the work item. The following values are available for the -environment argument:
Development
Production
The -module argument specifies the module of the work item. The following values are available for the -module argument:
Module
The -project argument specifies the project of the work item. The following values are available for the -project argument:
The -test argument specifies the test of the work item. The following values are available for the -test argument:
Unit
Integration
The -version argument specifies the version of the work item. The following values are available for the -version argument:
Version
The -custom argument specifies the custom of the work item. The following values are available for the -custom argument:
Custom
The -status argument specifies the status of the work item. The following values are available for the -status argument:
Active
Inactive
Pending
The -progress argument specifies the progress of the work item. The following values are available for the -progress argument:
Complete
In Progress
Reaching Goal
The -difficulty argument specifies the difficulty of the work item. The following values are available for the -difficulty argument:
Easy
Medium
Hard
The -source argument specifies the source of the work item. The following values are available for the -source argument:
Azure DevOps
The -owner argument specifies the owner of the work item. The following values are available for the -owner argument:
User
Group
The -team argument specifies the team that is responsible for the work item.
