I just noticed on freshly created build machine, that some build results give different status depending on from what place I’m watching the build.
First view: specific agent build runs summarizing page
Second view: detailed view of given run.

I have an Azure Pipeline template that uses group variables and a specific agent pool, the repo where the template is, has access to both group variables and the agent pool but I when try to call this template from another project I get this error message: (Authorize resources doesn’t do anything)

I have an Azure Pipeline template that uses group variables and a specific agent pool, the repo where the template is, has access to both group variables and the agent pool but I when try to call this template from another project I get this error message: (Authorize resources doesn’t do anything)

I have a secret variable that can contain the format $(...), however I want this to be treated literally, is there a way to do this? Everything I’ve tried so far expands the inner variable.

Getting error – No pods are detected in this Kubernetes workload in azure devops environment

In 2021, for use in Azure DevOps build pipelines, I created a container from debian:stable-slim for the platform linux/i386; this container has been and continues to work fine. However, I recently tried to update the container with the latest Debian image, and now the container starts but the first docker exec command fails with “is not running”: