Category for the ALM tool Azure DevOps (formerly known as Visual Studio Team Services)
A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: In the Sprint 163 update of Azure DevOps, release and pipelines events have been added to the audit logs. In addition, service connections can now be used to reference repositories in another organization in a YAML pipeline. Go to the sprint.
Sebastian Schütze
A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: GitHub Actions for Azure Pipelines is now available in the sprint 161 update of Azure DevOps. Use GitHub Actions to trigger an Azure Pipelines run directly from your GitHub Actions workflow. Go to the sprint.
Sebastian Schütze
A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: In the latest update to Azure DevOps, we added a new sprint burndown widget that supports burning down by story points, count of tasks, and by summing custom fields. In addition, we improved pipelines security by restricting the scope of access [...]
Sebastian Schütze
A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: Exciting enhancements and features are coming soon to all Azure DevOps services. Visit the features timeline for the complete list. Go to the sprint.
Sebastian Schütze
A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: In the latest Azure DevOps update, we added new Microsoft Teams apps for Azure Boards and Azure Repos. The Azure Boards app will let you monitor work item activity and create work items from your Microsoft Teams channel. On the other hand, the [...]
Sebastian Schütze
A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: In the latest update of Azure DevOps, we’ve added user assignment-based billing. With this feature, the number of Basic or Basic + Test Plan licenses will change as you add or remove users. This means that you’ll only pay for the licenses [...]
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A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: In the sprint 157 update of Azure DevOps, we added rollup columns to backlogs that let you track progress across work item hierarchies (for example, epics/features/user stories). We also added multiple improvements for deploying Azure App Service [...]
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A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: Azure Boards has new items that can help enhance your experience. For example, you can now customize system picklist values such as severity, activity, and priority. In addition, rule support is now available for setting fields to read-only or [...]
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In the past, I wrote about an article on how to improve development as well as CI / CD pipelines with ARM-Templates. Those seem to be quite successful. Even though, I am sure everybody has it’s own opinion about some of the details I take the opportunity to lay out my current opinion to provide some solutions to problems I had or [...]
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A new Azure DevOps sprint was just released. The sprint contains the following new features: The engineering team behind Azure DevOps is constantly at work delivering enhancements and new features across our services. We recently added new capabilities at an unprecedented pace for Azure DevOps. The highlights listed below are just a few [...]
Sebastian Schütze