That was amazing explination. You explained so well that even a non Devops person can easly build the pipelines. It make me feel that i got the right content i was looking for .. Thanks a lot..
If you are referring to the classic release pipelines, than you can't. The classic release pipelines do not support yaml. However, you can add a release stage to your yaml build pipeline, as described here in the documentation: stages: - stage: Build jobs: - job: A1 - job: A2 - stage: Release jobs: - job: B1 - job: B2
If you are referring to the classic release pipelines, than you can't. The classic release pipelines do not support yaml. However, you can add a release stage to your yaml build pipeline, as described here in the documentation: stages: - stage: Build jobs: - job: A1 - job: A2 - stage: Release jobs: - job: B1 - job: B2
If you are referring to the classic release pipelines, than you can't. The classic release pipelines do not support yaml. However, you can add a release stage to your yaml build pipeline, as described here in the documentation: stages: - stage: Build jobs: - job: A1 - job: A2 - stage: Release jobs: - job: B1 - job: B2
That was amazing explination. You explained so well that even a non Devops person can easly build the pipelines. It make me feel that i got the right content i was looking for .. Thanks a lot..
Glad it was helpful!
It was really a good introductory video, got to learn many things. If anyone is looking at this video , i will suggest you to give it a try .
Thanks 🙏
became zero to hero by seeing your video on yml pipeline
Glad it helped 🙏
Please make video on using quality gates and use case scenario of using variables across different stages in production pipelines
Coming soon 👍
Nice video.please keep it up. and please create a playlist for entire Azure devops course from the scratch
Glad you liked it. We do have playlist for Azure DevOps. 😊
You are always great sir..very nice.
So nice of you 🙏
Jabardast sir ji
Thanks 😊
Thank you so much for great video
You are so welcome! 🙏
Great! Keep up the good work!!
Thank you! Will do!
Good.. Keep going 🤙
Thank you, I will
Can you share the code of goAPI?
greate! ca you please share the code with us to practice the pipeline
Ok, I will push it GitHub and share with you .
hi you have not shared the project code goAPI.can you share it please.
Ok will share.
can you share it please @@gswp1
Hi Prashant - Can we not do the release in YAML instead of classic ones?? You used a classic release pipeline... Can we do the same using YAML one???
In your video from 59:46 onwards, you used the classic release pipeline, can we use Yaml there???
If you are referring to the classic release pipelines, than you can't. The classic release pipelines do not support yaml.
However, you can add a release stage to your yaml build pipeline, as described here in the documentation:
stages:
- stage: Build
jobs:
- job: A1
- job: A2
- stage: Release
jobs:
- job: B1
- job: B2
If you are referring to the classic release pipelines, than you can't. The classic release pipelines do not support yaml.
However, you can add a release stage to your yaml build pipeline, as described here in the documentation:
stages:
- stage: Build
jobs:
- job: A1
- job: A2
- stage: Release
jobs:
- job: B1
- job: B2
If you are referring to the classic release pipelines, than you can't. The classic release pipelines do not support yaml.
However, you can add a release stage to your yaml build pipeline, as described here in the documentation:
stages:
- stage: Build
jobs:
- job: A1
- job: A2
- stage: Release
jobs:
- job: B1
- job: B2
hi where i can find project code goAPI.can you guide to the code link?
Hi, let me check if I have it in my public repo and share link with you. If it’s not in public DevOps repo then I will try to share it via GitHub
@@gswp1please share. its really help me to practice
@@gswp1 please upload all dependencies ASAP. I'm following ur video. I have written main.go please share all.