It's essentially like git-open and
git-open works execellent with most providers, but not with azure repos (dev.azure.com). So i made this little project so i can do the same as
with git open but with az-open
clone this repo to a location of your choice
basic:
echo 'alias az-open=<path/to/your/azure-open>' >> .zshrcor you can make the script into an executable and then symlink or move it into, or add it to your $PATH
navigate to an azure repository and run $ az-open
this should print the url and then open your default browser to the azure devops repository
Basic verification that urls are fetched in a correct manor and that url replacements are applied correctly.
Please note that these tests assume you have substituted <expected_fetch_url> and <expected_rewritten_url> with the expected values you want to compare against. Additionally, these tests should be run within the same shell environment where the code is executed, as they rely on the current Git configuration.