Azure DevOps | Build Pipelines Classic

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This video is a base introduction on how to use #Azure #Devops #Build #Pipelines #Classic.
I will cover #yaml builds in another video.

Classic is used mostly for #tfs or #tfvc as they are the default method for builds as of 2021.

We cover topics like how to create a new build, #import a build, #export a build, set build triggers, set build dependencies, set build options, set linked work items, set agent demands and etc.

Important Time Stamps :

00:00 – Table of contents for the video & why we use classic editor for Azure DevOps Build Pipelines
01:05 – How to navigate to Build Pipelines
01:48 – Options for Build #Pipelines landing page, Recent / All / Runs
02:21 – Creating a new pipeline
03:03 – Reminder that we are using Classic Editor and not YAML
03:16 – Select Data Source or Version Control Source for your build pipeline
03:55 – Where to find your Team Project and Repository information
04:33 – Picking preset templates or a new empty job aka custom job aka build your own job
04:59 – Where to find additional Build options and menu
05:26 – Edit the Build Name
06:10 – #Variables tab
06:21 – Difference between Pipeline Variables and Variable Groups
06:44 – #Triggers tab
07:02 – Enable CI and Batch Changes explanation
07:40 – Branch Filters explanation
07:58 – Path Filters explanation
08:53 – #Scheduled CI explanation
09:33 – Build Completion CI explanation
09:57 – #Options tab
10:10 – Description and Build Number format
11:09 – Build Request Processing
11:31 – #Work item links and metrics
12:00 – #Status and importan URL links
12:14 – Build Authorization scope
12:42 – #Agent Demands
13:16 – #Retention Policies
13:45 – Save options
14:48 – History and options to revert changes as well as compare changes
15:53 – Difference between Agent and Agentless jobs and how to add more of them to build
16:36 – Agent Pool and Agent Specification settings
17:14 – Clean build options
17:40 – Tag sources options
18:12 – Checkout submodules and git LFS
18:57 – Agent Pool and Change Agent Name and Agent Demands
20:18 – Execution plan options
20:46 – Adding OAuth and report build status
21:24 – How to add tasks for the Agent Job
22:07 – Save and Queue options
23:37 – Changing variables to secrets and queueing the build
25:29 – How to view your build logs
26:24 – How to use a variable in your pipeline
28:27 – Exploring more build options
28:55 – Manage Build Definition Security
29:22 – Organizing your Build Definitions
30:03 – Status Badge
30:21 – How to clone your build and use case for cloning
31:33 – Saving your build as a template
32:34 – Exporting and Importing Build Definition
33:44 – Review what we learned and covered from this video
34:17 – What to expect in future videos

Important Links :

Link on Build Definition Naming – https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/process/run-number?view=azure-devops&tabs=yaml

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