Azure Pipline

Below are the common issues that you need tobe  aware:

1. Incorrect YAML Syntax or Structure
• Make sure your azure-pipelines.yml file is properly indented and follows schema rules.
• Use Visual Studio Code with the Azure Pipelines extension to validate your YAML.
2. Missing or Misconfigured Service Connection
• Ensure your pipeline references a valid Azure service connection (e.g., azureSubscription: MyServiceConnection)
• Go to Project Settings > Service Connections to verify it’s authorized and scoped correctly.
3. Deployment Task Errors
• If you're using tasks like AzureWebApp@1 or AzureRmWebAppDeployment@4, check that required inputs (app name, resource group, package path) are correct.
• Review the pipeline logs for specific error messages—these often point to missing files, incorrect paths, or permission issues.
4. Artifact Publishing Issues
• Make sure your build pipeline produces an artifact (e.g., ZIP file) that the release pipeline can consume.
• Use PublishBuildArtifacts@1 to expose the output.