Azure repos are hosted inside devops projects.
You can list azure projects with
az devops project list --detect true
To list repositories in azure from one specific az devops project
az repos list --project project_id
To grab the repo list from multiple projects in parallel and save it to a file:
org=$(basename $(pwd)); az devops project list --detect true | jq -r '.value[]|.id' | parallel -j 10 "az repos list --project {} | jq -r '.[]|.sshUrl'" | tee ${org}.txt
As the repo ssh url is different from the github one the clone-missing.sh script had to be changed in a not compatible way.
Difference
github ssh url: git@github.com:${githuborg}/${repo}.git
azure repo url: git@ssh.dev.azure.com:v3/${devopsorg}/${devopsproject}/${repo}
New azure-clone-missing.sh command added to the parallel_commands to handle this url difference.
Cloning azure repositories in parallel
Given that you created the org.txt file the command below clones only the missing repositories.
cd ~/azure-orgs/azuredevopsorg/
org=$(basename $(pwd)); cat ${org}.txt | parallel -j 25 'azure-clone-missing.sh {}; echo job {#} completed {};'
If you want to exclude some repositories from your clone.
PS change the regex that excludes the repo.
grep -Ev '(repo1|repo2)' ${org}.txt
cd ~/azure-orgs/azuredevopsorg/
org=$(basename $(pwd)); grep -Ev '(repo1|repo2)' ${org}.txt | parallel -j 25 'azure-clone-missing.sh {}; echo job {#} completed {};'
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