Azure Pipelines - Build
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- In this episode, part 1 of 2, Robert introduces you to Azure pipelines, a cloud service that you can use to automatically build and test your code project and make it available to other users. Robert shows how to create a Build pipeline, also known as continuous integration, which builds the entire solution every time you check in code.
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Very nicely explained. Looking forward to more.Many thanks for making this video.
Splendid Robert. Looking forward to watching part 2. Many thanks.
Great video. Thank you.
Great explanation and great info. Thank you very much.
Very nice explanation!!
NICELY EXPLAINED.
Thank god. I love you.
Great job
Would be great if you showed us how to roll back to a previous build, other than that awesome tutorial!
Very good
awesome ..but how to create pipeline for E2E test cases and publish test with yaml pipleline
how can we create parameterized build jobs if we have a usecase where we need to have multiple values for single arguments?
Can you please add a link to part 2 to the notes of this video?
If you have time to keep up with all the learning.
you could demo a continuous delivery through the azure pipelines how you can rollback or roll over
How to clone complete repo in YAML pipeline instead of sparse checkout??
Why did you use the classic yaml for the publish artifact task? Is this still an issue in 2023 using VS 2022?
Cool video, but what about release something by ftp using azure release?
Alword I believe this is already a task option that is available. I am working on a Toolkit for Git extension that will manage moving files between servers using Git & SSH.
The slice of type Execution is Aborted beacuse of error: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Testservice.Vstestadapter.TestsNotfoundException... Could you provide some suggestion on this
Could you show how to publish to external ftp not on Azure
18:10 "Me leaving MS" ?
Is there anyway to specify date and time window in which the build should be deployed , so that we can control the down time of application?
What if your repo is on Github and you want it to stay there, I know I can connect my pipeline to it, but I'd like to see it as a repo here too
Do you mean like having Azure Repos sync with GitHub automatically?
Part 2 czcams.com/video/UUmgg2xqFxU/video.html
Very well explained