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Hello everyone — I’m having trouble retrieving custom fields from Azure DevOps using the Azure DevOps connector in Power Apps.

What I’m doing

In a button’s OnSelect I’m using the following formula (this successfully returns all system fields):

If(
    IsBlank(ThisItem);
    Notify("Select an element First!."; NotificationType.Warning);
    Set(
        selectedItem;
        AzureDevOps.GetWorkItemDetails(
            ThisItem.'System.Id';
            "myorg";
            "myproject";
            ThisItem.'System.WorkItemType'
        )
    )
);;

What’s working

All System.* fields are returned correctly (examples: System.Title, System.AssignedTo, System.State).

What’s not working

Custom fields (e.g., Custom.Severity, Custom.CustomerID, or fields with names like MyCompany.MyField) are not returned or are returned as null.
I’ve tried different variations such as using the internal reference name, display name, and different casing, but nothing has worked.

What I’ve tried so far

Verified the custom fields exist in the work item type definition in Azure DevOps.
Confirmed the fields are populated on sample work items when viewed in Azure DevOps.
Tried using the field’s reference name (e.g., Custom.MyField) and the display name.
Checked connector permissions and ensured the connection uses an account with access to those fields.

Has anyone successfully retrieved custom fields via the Azure DevOps connector in Power Apps? If so, how did you reference the fields in your formula? I have also been trying to use the HTTP request directly, but cant get to seem the formatting right.

Thanks in advance for any guidance!

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