So far we’ve been considering how you can define a yaml pipeline to define the steps required to build the code in a single repository. Create a .azure-pipelines.yml file, add the stages, jobs and steps and away you go. Cool.
What if you’re building multiple apps with the source code in multiple repositories though? You could just copy your pipeline definition from repo to repo. What…
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Using Templates in YAML Pipelines in Azure DevOps
So far we’ve been considering how you can define a yaml pipeline to define the steps required to build the code in a single repository. Create a .azure-pipelines.yml file, add the stages, jobs and steps and away you go. Cool. What if you’re building multiple apps with the source code in multiple repositories though?
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