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DevOps, Git, and Agile updates from the team building Azure DevOps
April 29, 2016Apr 29, 201604/29/16With 3rd party extensions now being available for Team Foundation Server as well on the Marketplace, there have been a number of queries around evaluating extension reliability and safety. With this post we aim to provide a general set of guidelines for users,
April 28, 2016Apr 28, 201604/28/16In this blog post, I’ll cover some of the basics of CPU Sampling, the method the Visual Studio profiler uses to capture CPU performance data in your applications. If you’re interested in performance profiling, we welcome any feedback you have and encourage you to help us build better performance tooling!
April 27, 2016Apr 27, 201604/27/16Since we launched Package Management Public Preview last November, your response has been fantastic. Thank you to everyone who’s installed our extension, published a NuGet package, or sent us feedback.
As the sunshine starts to return to Seattle, it’s time for some spring cleaning.
April 27, 2016Apr 27, 201604/27/16To build upon the work item functionality we added to our Team Services plugin a few sprints back, we have now created a Work Items tab that allows you to view the work items that are assigned to you. In this release,
April 26, 2016Apr 26, 201604/26/16Background
Build and Release services are available with Visual Studio Team Services and Team Foundation Server 2015.
Both these services rely on a set of tasks that are used to define build steps or deployment tasks.
A set of out of the box tasks are provided from the system.
April 21, 2016Apr 21, 201604/21/16Branch policies are a great way to keep your code quality high, but strict build gates can sometimes introduce too much friction into the developer inner-loop. To developers working with pull request build policies, this will sound familiar: You have a PR that’s been approved and is ready to merge –
April 20, 2016Apr 20, 201604/20/16SonarSource have officially released SonarQube C# Plugin 4.4 and version 1.1 of the SonarQube Scanner for MSBuild. There have been no updates to the scanner documentation in this release, other that updating the version number to make it clear they relate to version 1.1 of the SonarQube Scanner for MSBuild.
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pA few weeks ago, we released SonarLint for Visual Studio 2.0 and you discovered the SonarQube connected mode enabling customers to align the definition of the quality of a Visual Studio solution with a quality profile in SonarQube
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April 16, 2016Apr 16, 201604/16/16In our latest release of the Team Services Plugin for IntelliJ, you can quickly and easily associate your Team Services or Team Foundation Server work items with your commits. The workflow is as simple as it can be:
1. Click on the “Select Work Items”
April 16, 2016Apr 16, 201604/16/16Visual Studio Team Services is now available in India! India adds to the existing instances already in place in the US, Europe, and Australia.
When you create a new account from https://www.visualstudio.com/ we default your region to the data center closest to you.
