GitKraken Client 9.3: Skip the Corporate UI and Stay in That Sweet GitKraken Dark Theme

GitKraken has enhanced its Azure DevOps integration to better align with its GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Jira integrations, responding to user requests and Azure DevOps’ status as its third most popular Git hosting service. The update addresses Azure DevOps’ more complex hierarchical project structure by adding Azure Work Items to Cloud Workspace Focus and Team Views, allowing users to select projects and view their associated issues. Users can now switch between multiple Azure projects within a Workspace rather than being limited to one, and can create branches directly from Work Items to support workflows and CI automations that rely on item IDs or titles. Authentication has also been simplified through a one-click setup option and Azure sign-in, replacing the previous requirement to manually configure a personal access token.

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