| ms.topic | include |
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| ms.date | 02/18/2026 |
Open and view the wiki page for your team project from Azure DevOps in the browser or by using the Azure DevOps CLI.
Connect to your project by using a supported web browser and select Wiki:
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If you need to switch your team project, select :::image type="icon" source="../../../media/icons/project-icon.png"::: Azure DevOps to browse all team projects and teams.
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View and open a wiki page for a project by using the az devops wiki show command:
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az devops wiki show --wiki
[--open]
[--project]
[--subscription]
For more information, see Get started with the Azure DevOps CLI.
The wiki show command accepts the following parameters:
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--wiki |
Yes | The name or ID of the wiki. |
--open |
No | Opens the wiki page in your web browser. |
--project -p |
No | The name or ID of the project. |
--subscription |
No | The name or ID of the subscription. Use the az account set -s NAME_OR_ID command to set the default subscription. |
For more information, see the Azure DevOps CLI command reference.
The following example shows how to open a wiki named "MyProjectwiki":
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az devops wiki show --wiki MyProjectwiki --open
To view the content of a specific page, use the Azure DevOps CLI az devops wiki page show command:
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az devops wiki page show --path
--wiki
[--include-content]
[--open]
[--project]
[--subscription]
[--version]
The following table lists more parameters for the wiki page show command when you want to view a specific page:
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
--path |
Yes | The fully qualified path for the wiki page. |
--include-content |
No | Show the full page content along with the page metadata. |
--version -v |
No | The version of the wiki page, which corresponds to the ETag entity tag value. |
For more information, see the Azure DevOps CLI command reference.
The following example shows how to get content for the "Get Started" page of the "MyProjectwiki" wiki:
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az devops wiki page show --path 'Get Started' --wiki 'MyProjectwiki' --content "Hello World"
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