Hi,
I'm working on migrating pipelines from GitHub Actions to Azure DevOps.
One of the things we as a company like a lot from GitHub Actions is that developers can easily create new pipelines based on yaml files in a .github repository.
Now with Azure Pipelines, they need to go to the Azure DevOps console to create new pipelines manually, pointing to an existing file, which is not always true, as new workflows can just exist in the branch it has been tested.
So, their experience deteriorated from the Github Actions approach, we are getting lots of complain, and I'm trying to solve it.
How can we replicate this behavior in Azure DevOps?
