VSS Migration to Azure TFVC Repo
Earlier In Azure DevOps while Creating a new project, had two options for version control. 1.Git. 2.Team Foundation Version Control. Now , I am seeing only one option (i.e) GIT. I need to create a project with tfvc as version Control for vss migration to azure TFVC Repo I'm using visual sourcesafe explorer in my machine with version 8.050727.42 Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Regards, DavidSamuellJohnRice
Issue when build & upload NuGet on internal Azure Artifacts Feed using YAML within Organization.
Hi, I'll try to elaborate my problem. Current Implementation: I have an Organization which holds multiple .NET Projects. One of them is NuGet based project in which i create .nupkg file and upload it on nuget.org and use them in other projects by package mange source. Requirement: I want to secure my NuGet. So i have read articles about Azure Artifacts Feeds to securely upload your NuGet on AzureDevOps and use them in your projects. I have created an Azure Artifacts Feed. I have created a Service Connection (NuGetFeedAccess) within my Project. I have created YAML file which does the steps as defined below Triggers on Specific Branch Build nuget package with version Restore nuget package Then using PUSH command (NuGetCommand@2) doing these steps are defined packagesToPublish nugetFeedType: Internal vstsFeed: 'MyProject/MyProjectFeedName' when i try to run my pipeline i having and error on NuGet Command (Step) "Unable to load the service index for source https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/{Organization}/_packaging/nuget/v3/index.json." NuGet Version: 6.4.0.123 Response status code does not indicate success: 404 (Not Found). . What i have understand that URL in error is not correct, But the URL defined In Service Connection is valid. Which i cross verified it. Warnings: ##[warning]Could not create provenance session: %s ##[warning]Required argument (Feed) is missing.
Drop-down with available files
Is it possible to have a UI drop-down in a Build Pipeline (like the one from predefined parameters) but showing all files available in a specific location? In other words, I want to be able to parse a specific location and then display all files and after that be able to use the selected file in a Build or Release pipeline. I know a similar feature exist in a Release Pipeline for artifacts where you can select a specific artifact and use it, but I need to be able to select a specific file in a Build Pipeline. Thank you.
Automate Dynamics 365 solution deployment Fails
Hi , I'm following the below article to automate Dynamics 365 solution deployment https://arpitmscrmhunt.blogspot.com/2020/11/automate-dynamics-365-power-platform.html#comment-form However my pipeline run is failing at Command line script: Below is the code echo commit all changes git config user.email "Sharon543.Jason@xyz.com" git config user.name "Sharon Jason" git checkout main git add --all git commit -m "solution init" echo push code to new repo git -c http.extraheader="AUTHORIZATION: bearer $(System.AccessToken)" push origin main As per the screenshot it fails at the last line. Need suggestions please. Thank you.Microsoft Azure DevOps – Azure Pipelines, Azure Boards + GitHub with Abel Wang
Azure DevOps for CI/CD Azure DevOps Services is a cloud service for collaborating on code development. It provides an integrated set of features that you access through your web browser or IDE client. The features are included, as follows: Git repositories for source control of your code Build and release services to support continuous integration and delivery of your apps Agile tools to support planning and tracking your work, code defects, and issues using Kanban and Scrum methods Many tools to test your apps, including manual/exploratory testing, load testing, and continuous testing Highly customizable dashboards for sharing progress and trends Built-in wiki for sharing information with your team The Azure DevOps ecosystem also provides support for adding extensions and integrating with other popular services, such as: Campfire, Slack, Trello, UserVoice, and more, and developing your own custom extensions. Read the complete blogpost and view Abel Wang's Awesome video here
