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DevOps, Git, and Agile updates from the team building Azure DevOps
August 30, 2016Aug 30, 201608/30/16Publishers can now sell any Team Services extension in the Visual Studio Marketplace. Earlier, only Microsoft extensions such as Test Manager, Visual Studio, and HockeyApp subscriptions could be sold in the Visual Studio Marketplace.
Visual Studio Marketplace now integrates with the Azure Publishing Portal,
August 25, 2016Aug 25, 201608/25/16You can now install Visual Studio Marketplace Extensions to Team Foundation Server “15” RC1 seamlessly. When you browse the Marketplace from TFS, you’ll now see a new connected experience.
Install a free extension
Let’s walk through installing a free extension. We’ll start from TFS and choose Browse Marketplace.
August 25, 2016Aug 25, 201608/25/16We are happy to announce an Apple App Store extension that allows deploying iOS applications to the Apple App Store via Team Services or Team Foundation Server (2015 Update 3 or later). Along with the Google Play extension, this provides a good story for continuous deployment of iOS and Android mobile applications via Team Services and TFS.
August 24, 2016Aug 24, 201608/24/16If you develop extensions for Visual Studio Team Services or Team Foundation Server, there is a new requirement during publishing that you should be aware of: when updating an extension on the Marketplace, the updated extension’s version number must be greater than the published extension’s version number.
August 24, 2016Aug 24, 201608/24/16In order to make it easier for you to sign into Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), we will soon be updating the steps that you will take when you log into your account. After we’ve made these changes, you will see some new login screens when connect to the service.
August 24, 2016Aug 24, 201608/24/16Posted on behalf of guest blogger: Tobias Günther, CEO Fournova
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Working with Git in Visual Studio Team Services and Team Foundation Server just became even easier: the popular Git desktop client Tower now comes with dedicated integrations for these services.
August 23, 2016Aug 23, 201608/23/16Today Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) is releasing an update to our service which will bring more of Office 365 and Azure Active Directory (AAD)’s user lifecycle management capabilities to VSTS. With this update, customers using AAD to secure VSTS accounts can be confident that whenever a user is disabled or deleted within their AAD tenant,
August 23, 2016Aug 23, 201608/23/16Cloud-based Load Testing Service can be used for performance and scale testing of an application by generating load from Azure. This type of load generation can only hit/generate load on an internet/publically accessible application. But we have seen many times customer needs to load test their application which is not publically accessible.
August 22, 2016Aug 22, 201608/22/16If you use work item tracking with Visual Studio ’15’, you may have noticed that work items now open in a browser window. This change to how you interact with work items allows us to provide you with a number of benefits.
August 22, 2016Aug 22, 201608/22/16This blog talks about how you can configure your own machines (physical/VMs) with Cloud-based Load Testing service to do a load test run. This is primarily useful when you want to load test an application which is not publically accessible. To get more context around this,
