Azure DevOps integrates seamlessly with source control systems, specifically Git, which is a widely used distributed version control system. Here's how Azure DevOps integrates with source control:

Azure Repos: Azure Repos is a Git-based version control system provided by Azure DevOps. It offers both centralized and distributed version control options. Azure Repos allows you to create and manage Git repositories directly within Azure DevOps. You can host your code repositories in Azure Repos, manage branches, and collaborate with team members.

Git Integration: Azure DevOps provides tight integration with Git, allowing you to connect to external Git repositories or create new repositories within Azure DevOps. You can use Git as the primary version control system for your source code and leverage its features for branching, merging, and code versioning.

Code Commit and Review: Azure DevOps enables developers to commit their code changes to Git repositories directly from their development environment using Git commands or Git clients. Once the code changes are committed, Azure DevOps provides capabilities for code review, allowing team members to review, comment, and approve the code changes before merging them into the main branch.

Branching and Merging: Azure DevOps supports standard Git branching and merging workflows. Developers can create and manage branches within Azure Repos, facilitating parallel development, feature branching, and bug fixes. Branches can be merged using pull requests, which allow for code review and collaboration before merging changes into the main branch.

By integrating with Git and providing seamless collaboration and version control features, Azure DevOps enables development teams to effectively manage their source code, track changes, collaborate on code review, and automate the build and deployment processes.