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1386 TopicsHow can I make parent from child mandatory?
I need to set the obligation to insert a parent when creating a bug in my custom process inherited from agile. Is there some system? Existing extensions to install maybe? Or do I have to develop one ad hoc to have this functionality?3.3KViews12likes1Commentno copilot/AI for devops users?
When microsoft released azure static web apps, we were suck because all our orgs git repos were in azure devops, not github. So although our org spends millions a year on MS subscriptions, we had to wait a long time before we could use this amazing feature. Now it seems to be the same for copilot, its only available for companies who use and pay for github. Is there any way to get this via microsoft subscription? Our org doesnt have a github account, nor do they want one because they are a devops/microsoft house. Does anyone know if something like github copilot but available to microsoft subscribers?3.6KViews8likes1CommentGitHub Shots Bootcamp Live on Microsoft Dev Radio, February 2022
A six part training series created by the DevOps community within Microsoft When the people at Microsoft who practice DevOps realized there was a need for training to get everyone ready to use GitHub, hundreds of us came together to learn from our peers through an interactive, 6 part series. This February, we’re inviting everyone to join us as we deliver the series live so we can share with the broader community. We’ll be getting together on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 1 st to help anyone who is interested in getting up to speed on how to get the most out of GitHub with your DevOps processes. All sessions at 8:00 AM Pacific on our YouTube channel Microsoft Dev Radio Feb 1, 2022: Introduction to GitHub Audience: Everyone Why GitHub? Products and roadmap Azure DevOps and GitHub comparison GitHub culture Feb 3, 2022: Agile / Team Project Management Audience: Everyone GitHub architecture Various entity relationship Agile project management Insights and KPIs Feb 8, 2022: GitHub Development Audience: Technical GitHub Repo and Codespaces GitHub Flow / Branch Policy / Pull Requests Intro to CI/CD process GitHub Apps Feb 10, 2022: Actions workflows Audience: Technical Action, event, workflow CI process with testing CD process with testing Self-hosted and GitHub hosted runner Feb 15, 2022: Security and Secret Policy Audience: Technical GitHub Advanced Security Secrets handling Authentication and Aothorization Security Branching Protection Feb 17, 2022: InnerSourcing and Ask Anything Audience: Everyone Open Source practices for any organizations dev process Microsoft and GitHub share how we use GitHub Bring your questions! See you there!2.9KViews8likes0CommentsUWP app signing fails since vmImage-2022
When building an app on devops pipeline using this (part of the yaml) we recently are getting errors - task: VSBuild@1 inputs: platform: 'x64' solution: '$(solution)' configuration: '$(BuildConfiguration)' msbuildArgs: '/p:AppxBundlePlatforms="$(buildPlatform)" /p:AppxPackageDir="$(appxPackageDir)" /p:AppxBundle=Always /p:UapAppxPackageBuildMode=SideloadOnly /p:AppxPackageSigningEnabled=true /p:PackageCertificateThumbprint="$(signingCert.thumbprint)" /p:PackageCertificateKeyFile="$(mySecureFile.secureFilePath)" /p:PackageCertificatePassword="$(signingCert.password)"' While windows-latest was still windows 2019 everything worked, but since it got upgraded to windows 2022 the build is failing with the error. ##[error]C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Enterprise\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v17.0\AppxPackage\Microsoft.AppXPackage.Targets(4745,5): Error APPX1204: Failed to sign 'D:\a\1\s\src\Aucxis.Polaris.App.UWP.Gate\bin\x64\Release\Aucxis.Polaris.App.UWP.Gate_1.1.2.2050_x64.appx'. SignTool Error: The /p option requires the /f option. Now since signing is happing as part of the VSBuild@1 I'm not sure ow to proceeed in making things work again for windows-2022 images. For now i can continue building using windows-2019 images, but preferably we'dd go forward with the latest images.3.2KViews5likes6CommentsSign in to Azure DevOps
The https://dev.azure.com URL redirects to the landing page for the Azure DevOps product. I used to promote this as an URL to use to login to the product. Since this year the page is missing the "Already have an account? Sing in to Azure DevOps" link. As far as I can see there is no way to login to Azure DevOps trough this interface now. There is the usual "sing in" in the top right, which will redirect you to the azure portal (or at least for me it does). How are we supposed to login to Azure DevOps? Old login:Solved379KViews4likes10CommentsShow html generated in build pipeline on Dashboard
In my build pipelines, I generate HTML reports and I want the latest one displayed anywhere on the DevOps Server. I have seen multiple people request the feature to publish HTML in a build pipeline, e.g., here, but it has not been implemented, yet. There are some extensions that implement this feature, e.g., this or this one, but they all seem to be rather limited in the way that they only allow a single html page to be shown. I need a whole bunch of HTML files to be shown. I don't really care where they are shown, I just want the latest results displayed somehwere. There is also the embedded web page widget for the Azure DevOps dashboard. This could actually be exactly what I am looking for, but I would probably have to deploy the HTML files to some webserver to make it work. Does anyone know, if I can somehow host this directly inside Azure DevOps and have it displayed on the dashboard? (I am not a Web-Dev, so please forgive my ignorance)9.2KViews4likes0CommentsForce deletion of feature branch after pull request merge completes
When completing a pull request and using auto complete there is a checkbox for 'Delete <branch> after merging' It will remember the last setting for the last pull request, however is there anyway of forcing the setting at the project or organizational level21KViews4likes1CommentSLA tracking in DevOps
We are using DevOps in a support engagement where we need to track 'Response' and 'Resolution' SLAs (Service level agreements) for every request (work item type issue/bug) logged. SLAs are defined based on 'Severity' (Critical / High / Medium / Low). For e.g. requests with 'Critical' severity need to be responded to within 2 hrs and resolved within 8 hours, requests with 'High' severity need to be responded to in 4 hours and resolved in 16 hours and so on. We are looking for a way to track the SLAs automatically by creating a Dashboard. Any thoughts on how this can be achieved?7.1KViews3likes2Comments