Pipeline in Azure DevOps using .net project

Below the step by step on building a pipeline for .NET project using TFVC:

1. Set Up Your Azure DevOps Project
•    Go to Azure DevOps
•    Create a new project or use an existing one

2. Add Your .NET Code to TFVC
•    Use Visual Studio to connect to Azure DevOps
•    Map your workspace and check in your .NET solution to TFVC
•    Organize your folders properly (e.g., /Main, /Build, /Libs, etc.)

3. Create a Classic Build Pipeline
Since TFVC is only supported in Classic pipelines:
In Azure DevOps:
•    Go to Pipelines > Builds
•    Click New Pipeline
•    Choose Use the classic editor
•    Select your TFVC repository
•    Choose your branch and click Continue

4. Configure Build Steps

Tasks to Add:
1.    NuGet Restore 
o    Restore packages from packages.config or .csproj
2.    Build Solution 
o    Use Visual Studio Build task
o    Set the path to your .sln file
3.    Run Tests
o    Add Visual Studio Test task
4.    Publish Artifacts 
o    Use Publish Build Artifacts to output compiled binaries

5. Set Triggers
•    In the Triggers tab, enable Continuous Integration (CI) if you want the pipeline to run on every check-in
•    Make sure your workspace mappings match the trigger filters

6. Save and Queue the Pipeline
•    Save your pipeline
•    Click Queue to run it manually or wait for a CI trigger