It is possible that after queuing a new build, the job won’t start. It won’t be possible to cancel it either, and nothing will change after rebooting the build server
It is possible that after queuing a new build, the job won’t start. It won’t be possible to cancel it either, and nothing will change after rebooting the build server
Let’s go… Some weeks ago, the release pipeline extension for #MSDyn365FO was published in Azure DevOps Marketplace, taking us closer to the continuous integration scenario. While we wait for the
Which branches have changes which need to be merged? I am currently on a project with a large development team. Some of the developers are learning how to code X++,
Jan 17, 2019 This episode is brought to you by Maplytics by Inogic. Mark Christie, who specialises in Dynamics 365 for Field Service at eBECS, uses Azure DevOps (formerly known as Visual
I’ve previously written about our experience with source control and our eventual migration to Git. I said that pull requests in Azure DevOps are awesome and are one of the