Azure DevOps - Create a simple Build Pipeline(CI) using Classic Editor

In this video, we'll walk you through the process of setting up a build pipeline for your ASP.NET Core web app using Azure DevOps Classic Editor. We'll start by checking in our code and creating a new build definition in Azure DevOps. Then, we'll configure the build pipeline, including specifying the build agent and adding tasks to restore NuGet packages, build the project, and publish artifacts. By the end of this video, you'll have a fully functional build pipeline that will help you streamline your development process and ensure consistent builds every time.

[carissaorbeta]

Hi! I am using powershell script coding in VS code. What should I use as a template in creating pipeline?

[CSESAINADHNarne]

Hey can you post the hit hub repository

[christiangarcia]

Hi, Where did you get the value for the MSBuild Arguments when creating the visual studio build

[aravindreddyakiti]

Hi, this classis editor option not showing I have all admin access

[thamaraiselvan]

Hello @SoftWiz Circle @Balram Prasad,

I have created a release pipeline for deploying azure analysis service model to the server and I use SPN for authentication. But during the deployment I'm getting an error "Not able to fetch token for the tenant ID". I created SPN for my project using Service Principal(Automatic). I couldn't find a right solution to fix this. Can you help me out on this please? Thanks in advance.

[girish]

How to disable one step in classic editor