Azure Pipelines - Build

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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[@suprotimroy]

Very nicely explained. Looking forward to more.Many thanks for making this video.

[@everyonesview]

Splendid Robert. Looking forward to watching part 2. Many thanks.

[@farmer1179]

Great explanation and great info. Thank you very much.

[@richardflores8542]

Great video. Thank you.

[@BreadWinner330]

Would be great if you showed us how to roll back to a previous build, other than that awesome tutorial!

[@beastworld8109]

Thank god. I love you.

[@ralphw7950]

Why did you use the classic yaml for the publish artifact task? Is this still an issue in 2023 using VS 2022?

[@susmitdey9829]

you could demo a continuous delivery through the azure pipelines how you can rollback or roll over

[@Tolg]

Can you please add a link to part 2 to the notes of this video?

[@Hettic]

Very nice explanation!!

[@masaabmushtaq]

NICELY EXPLAINED.

[@r.nageshgoud9297]

The slice of type Execution is Aborted beacuse of error: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Testservice.Vstestadapter.TestsNotfoundException... Could you provide some suggestion on this

[@wish_srivastava]

awesome ..but how to create pipeline for E2E test cases and publish test with yaml pipleline

[@shailenderpal4072]

how can we create parameterized build jobs if we have a usecase where we need to have multiple values for single arguments?

[@lackshubalasubramaniam7311]

Very well explained

[@rmsoft]

Great job

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

If you have time to keep up with all the learning.

[@nitinchandra2950]

How to clone complete repo in YAML pipeline instead of sparse checkout??

[@davidjackson148]

Could you show how to publish to external ftp not on Azure

[@hubiaoai]

Very good

[@alword]

Cool video, but what about release something by ftp using azure release?

[@RyanValizan]

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.

[@pt7309]

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?

[@stuartdotnet]

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

[@hudsonmbg]

Do you mean like having Azure Repos sync with GitHub automatically?

[@nickhalka]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4bQmJpordZ5rrc