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Open the Wiki

You can open and view a wiki page for your project.

Browser

Connect to your project using a supported web browser and choose Wiki.

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If you need to switch your team project, choose :::image type="icon" source="../../../media/icons/project-icon.png" border="false"::: Azure DevOps to browse all team projects and teams.

Azure DevOps CLI

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You can view and open a wiki page defined for a project using the az devops wiki show command. To get started, see Get started with Azure DevOps CLI.

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az devops wiki show --wiki
                      [--open]
                      [--project]
                      [--subscription]

Parameters

  • --wiki: Required. Name or ID of the wiki.
  • --open: Optional. Open the wiki page in your web browser.
  • --project -p: Optional. Name or ID of the project.
  • --subscription: Optional. Name or ID of subscription. You can configure the default subscription using az account set -s NAME_OR_ID.

Example

Open a wiki named 'myprojectwiki'.

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az devops wiki show --wiki myprojectwiki --open

View a wiki page

To get the content of a page via the Azure DevOps CLI, enter the az devops wiki show command.

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az devops wiki page show --path
                         --wiki
                         [--include-content]
                         [--open]
                         [--project]
                         [--subscription]
                         [--version]

Parameters

  • --path: Required. Path of the wiki page.
  • --wiki: Required. Name or ID of the wiki.
  • --include-content: Optional. Include content of the page.
  • --open: Optional. Open the wiki page in your web browser.
  • --project -p: Optional. Name or ID of the project.
  • --version -v: Optional. Version (ETag) of the wiki page.

Example

Get wiki page content with path 'my wiki' in a wiki named 'myprojectwiki'.

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az devops wiki page show --path 'my wiki' --wiki 'myprojectwiki' --content "Hello World"

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