Will have a lot of pipelines in azure and I was thinking if there is some interface like the one used by go.cd.
Here it is :
So in this interface we represent pipelines as boxs that we can arranged by group what I find very clear
Is there any solution like that in azure pipelines world ?
Is there any solution like that in azure pipelines world ?
If you want the interface which same like the box in GoCD, I'm afraid that no, not have the same one in Azure Devops. In Azure Devops, all pipelines displayed as bar.
Also, for pipelines arranged, we only offered the method : arrange by folder. Shown like this:
In the pipeline of Azure Devops, it display in a layer-by-layer progressive form of the folder. For a specific pipeline record, it displayed as a bar instead of a box.
When you start browsing one specific pipeline, it can list all recently records of this pipeline, including trigger method, branch and commit message.
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In an Azure Devops project, I see all the "Recent" pipeline runs under the Recent tab.
The list includes pipelines not run for 16 months - as well as those run this week, for example.
How do I customise the list to show only those run in the past month (for example)?
NOTES:
I am NOT talking about the lifetime of the releases themselves, which I know can be customised in the Project Properties --> Pipelines.
I do not want to delete the old pipelines - just not see them in the "Recent" list.
It shows 50（default value） pipelines in recent tab according to our backend API test. I am afraid that you can't customise the list to show.
Azure Synapse saves all our sql scripts as Json - which is fine - but when I want to look at a changeset for a code review for instance, in azure devops it's very hard to see where all the changes are, because it all ends up in one long row (see picture in link).
Are there any easy fixes for this? Or do I need to copy the before and after into some text editor to find what lines all the changes are on?
Azure Devops/Synapse changeset
There is an extension for DevOps which may help. Install the Synapse artifact native view extension. It only helps in the pull request screen and it reformats a limited list of artifact types like SQL scripts. Hopefully it will help your scenario.
I would like to know how to use/move azure boards with activity date to a different organisation project..
If you are referring to moving work items from one organization to another, you can use the Excel to export and import the work items to achieve this .
First, you need to create a query to get work items, then install the Azure DevOps Office Integration Tool in azure devops , in Excel click on the Team button and then New List to get data from Azure DevOps to Excel, and finally publish work items to destination organization.
For detailed steps, please refer to this blog.
In addition, another way is that you could think about using third party extension tool like the Migration Tools for Azure DevOps . You can refer to this similar case.
In my organization we recently moved to Azure DevOps and at this point we are configuring dashboards to monitor what is happening in the environments.
I would like to create a matrix widget where Y would be Release Piplelines and X would be the environments we have.
In the table I would like to have all the images that are on a particular environment at the moment.
Thank you in advance for your answer!
You can add Release pipeline overview widget to your azure devops dashboards. With this widget, you can view and track the status of a release pipeline. it shows the release as a series of environments, with the name of the release and the date or time it was started.
Go the DashBoards under Overview in your azure devops project portal. Click Edit and search for Release pipeline overview widget. Then configure the Release pipeline to be displayed on the dashboard. The widget looks like below screenshot. It might not be exactly what you want. But it is most closest one i can find in azure devops extension market.
If you would like to create your own widget. You can refer to this example provided in microsoft official site
If you want to view and track the status of multiple Release pipelines. You can add multiple Release pipeline overview widgets one for each of them.
Please check here to explore more other widgets. Hope above helps!
I am new to azure devops and devops field. I am exploring myself in azure devops, where learning boards. I I was confused while updating the status of my work item. I was assigned with a task (example: create a login page. Now i went to azure boards and its allowing me to edit the title and priority fields. Those are already set by my higher levels. I only need to add details like time efforts, status). What security is our team missing to achieve this?
Also i need to move the work items from one stage to next stage(Todo to completed) via VS2017. How to achieve that. Now i am currently going to devops portal and drag and drop the workitems to next columns.
If you have permission to edit a work item, you can edit any field on the work item. This is by design. Whether it's a limitation or not is up to you to decide.
You can update the work item state from Visual Studio by linking it to your commit in the team explorer. Refer to the documentation.