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Access to a particular repository, along with its associated pull requests and pipelines, can be limited in DevOps in the following ways:

1. Permissions: DevOps allows you to set up roles and permissions that determine who can access the repository and its associated features. You can assign different levels of access to individuals or groups, depending on their role and responsibilities.

2. Branch protection: You can configure branch protection on specific branches within the repository to restrict changes made by unauthorized users. This helps maintain the integrity of the codebase and reduces the risk of unauthorized changes.

3. Code reviews: Implementing code reviews is an effective way of limiting access to the codebase. Code reviews require approval from designated team members before any changes are made to the codebase, ensuring that only authorized personnel are making changes.

4. Sensitive data protection: DevOps provides features and tools to help protect sensitive data and prevent it from falling into the wrong hands. You can use tools like KeyVault to securely store sensitive data such as passwords and API keys, providing access to only authorized personnel.

5. Auditing and monitoring: DevOps provides detailed logging and auditing features that allow you to monitor who is accessing the repository and its associated features. This helps identify any unauthorized access and take necessary actions to prevent any data breaches.