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# Release notes

We are happy to announce release v1.0.0 of the Azure Devops gateway, the first versioned release.

## Summary

This section summarizes the most important changes in release v1.0.0.

<details>

<summary>New functionality</summary>

* Import of users, organization groups, project groups, projects and repositories
* Import of user specific project and repository permissions
* License tier per user (`account_license_type`)
* Include or exclude specific projects

</details>

<details>

<summary>Bug fixes &#x26; improvements</summary>

* *None*

</details>

<details>

<summary>Deployment changes</summary>

* The gateway requires SDK version 2
* Container image tag `v1.0.0`

</details>

## New functionality

### Import of users, groups, projects and repositories

The gateway imports the users, organization groups and project groups of an Azure DevOps organization, together with its projects and repositories and the group memberships between them.

### Import of user specific permissions

For every project and repository, the gateway imports the permissions that are granted to each user, directly or through group memberships.

### License tier per user

Users get an `account_license_type` attribute with their Azure DevOps license tier. This requires the optional Member Entitlement Management (read) scope; without it, the import still succeeds without this attribute. See the [step-by-step deployment guide](/azure-devops/v1.0.0/step-by-step-deployment-guide.md).

### Include or exclude specific projects

The `includedProjects` and `excludedProjects` configuration values limit the import to specific projects.

## Deployment changes

### SDK version 2

The gateway requires SDK version 2. Set 'SDK version' to `2` in the custom gateway configuration of the source.

### Container image

Use the container image tag `v1.0.0`. See [Installation](/azure-devops/v1.0.0/installation.md).

## Migration information

This is the first versioned release. For a new setup, follow the [step-by-step deployment guide](/azure-devops/v1.0.0/step-by-step-deployment-guide.md). For an existing source, check that 'SDK version' is set to `2` and that the gateway runs image tag `v1.0.0`.


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