I saw interesting case in Azure DevOps which looks like some kind of limitation. When I set my business email in variable group like that:

I have a template in devops repo in projectB, in the same repo I also have some scripts and default configuration files. From my code repo in projectA I am able to reference the template but the devops repo is not checked out.

We have an ADO yaml pipeline that will be triggered manually by selecting the branch at run time. The pipeline has a main yaml file that calls template files. However, this issue even occurs in a simple yaml file with all the code in it. Below is the simple yaml file (that can be used for reproducing) showing the branch is checked out, version info is updated to be added back (via the git add command), and finally the git commit and push are attempted. Showing these as separate steps because in the final version of the pipeline, we want them to be in separate template files with other tasks occurring in-between.

I need to take a backup of a files from folder A to folder B in windows server using azure devops pipeline running microsoft hosted widnows agent. i have given ssh coonection details in azure DevOps connection, i tried below two tasks but either of them is not working

My primary repo “MainApp” has 3 different .NET projects and the master branch is called develop. Each project has its own pipeline therefore I’ve setup build validations for the branch to ensure each projects pipeline is included as a PR check.

I am trying to create a release work item using azure pipeline task “CreateWorkItem@2” but the pipeline is failing due to TF401320: Rule Error for field Description error.

We have an Azure DevOps pipeline that executes functional and UI tests.

We have a pipeline that deploys the files to a Azure Function App. The secret expired few weeks ago and then added a new secret and updated the pipeline with it but since then the pipeline is failing with the below error:

I am trying to run below commands in .sh file in Bash Task in Azure Devops classic pipeline:

I’m working with Azure Pipelines and have a setup where I have multiple local agents in a pool. However, one of these agents is failing frequently, and I want to ensure that my pipeline does not run on this specific agent.