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@Chupakabra @sandeep76 It depends on your comfort level. Some people prefer Powershell ,some prefer classic. Powershell code is usually used as the maintainability is easier (Variables can be maintained and Powershell Scripts can be parameterized). Personally, I've used both and I prefer Powershell ...
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@sandeep76 the reason to use pipelines - you can control variables as a code, in my project we have more than 40 variables, and tracking changes in releases is a bit nightmare.
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Hello Akshay, Thanks for the content, I do have a question that powershell module deployment are better approach or classic ARM template deployment for azure data factory resources using azure DevOps CICD.
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Hi Akshay thanks for respond. 
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@Chupakabra Sorry for the late response. I was not getting a notification of your comment. Please refer the below snippet on how we override the parameters in the ADF deployment task:- task: AzurePowerShell@5displayName: Deploy ADFinputs:azureSubscription: '$(azureSubscription)'ScriptType: 'InlineSc...
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