Tag: Branch and Release flow
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Release pipeline for Azure Storage
Read more: Release pipeline for Azure StorageAzure File Storage is an easy and active service. We can access it programmatically and through UI. This article is focused on Azure DevOps Release…
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Send Email after Release Deployment in Azure DevOps
Read more: Send Email after Release Deployment in Azure DevOpsAzure DevOPS sends an email notification to team member after the compilation succeeds or fails. This is default behavior. We are more concerned when the…
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Azure DevOps Branching and Release Flow Guide For beginners’
Read more: Azure DevOps Branching and Release Flow Guide For beginners’Problem I am working with a small team (2-4 developers). We are new to Azure DevOps. We would like to start simple with this technology.…
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