I have a Azure DevOps pipeline where several stages run in parallel. One of those stages takes a lot longer to run than the others. Is there any way to make sure that specific stage is started first?

So I have the following Azure DevOps pipeline that includes templates from a repository in another project. Including that isn’t the problem though.

I’m getting an error FinalJob Job depends on unknown TestJob job

I have the following yml file:

I have created two pipelines in my DevOps environment, the first one is a “build” pipeline, which gets triggered when i commit to the develop branch. This pipeline runs successfully and creates an artifact of my application (NodeJs + Angular). This works, nothing special here.

Folder path : D:ApplicationswwwrootExample

we have an inconsistent behavior for azure pipeline runs/reruns.
Situation:
We have one package in the azure artifact registry, we can import it locally and use it in a normal way.(Let’s assume for this question it is working as expected). Now we want to use that package in a second repository, within the CICD pipeline.
Our CICD pipeline is a classic azure yaml pipeline and makes multiple checks based on python dependencies. One of those is the before mentioned package. Since we use poetry but want to use requirements.txt for installation we do an intermediate step in which we poetry exports to a requirements.txt. After that the pipeline tries to install these dependencies.

Accidentally, I changed the permission to ‘Reader’ from ‘Administrator.’ As a result, I am unable to modify or delete the variable group. Is there any other way to resolve this issue?

I am experiencing an issue with my deployment pipeline where the final ‘apply’ stage does not trigger, even though there are no explicit dependencies or conditions set to control its execution. Below is an overview of the template I use to deploy each environment:

I am building a CI/CD pipeline with the following steps: