Azure DevOps AdvancedInstall

Summary

Creates a wiki page at a given path in an Azure DevOps project wiki, with the supplied markdown as its content, using an HTTP PUT to the Wiki Pages API (api-version 7.1).

Inputs

• Project (required) — Azure DevOps project name or ID that contains the wiki.
• Wiki Identifier (required) — ID or name of the wiki (usually the repo name or the default project wiki).
• Page Path (required) — Path of the page to create, e.g. /Documentation/Setup. A leading slash is added if missing. Empty or '/' (wiki root) throws an error. Default is /NewPage.
• Content (Markdown) (required) — Markdown body of the new page, sent as {content}.

Output shape

One output item per input item, containing the JSON response from Azure DevOps for the created page (typically page details such as path, id, and content).

The credentials supply the organization and PAT. The request does not send an If-Match header. Because it is a PUT, it is not limited to new pages, and Azure DevOps normally rejects overwriting an existing page without an ETag. Use Update Page for existing pages. With 'Continue on Fail' enabled, errors are returned as {error: message} items instead of stopping the workflow. The path is not URL-encoded in the request.

Examples

Example 1: Publish release notes to the project wiki after a pipeline finishes

Project: MyProject; Wiki Identifier: MyProject.wiki; Page Path: /Releases/v1.2; Content: expression with the generated markdown.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide