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Today, we released Azure DevOps Server 2020 RTW. This is our final release of Azure DevOps Server 2020. You can upgrade from Azure DevOps Server 2020 RC2 or previous versions of TFS and Azure DevOps.
Happy Friday! Our community continues to deliver interesting content. From PowerApps to VS Code, from secret scanning to cleaner YAML configurations, there's lots to learn.
Happy Friday! I hope you got to enjoy some of the 48 hour Microsoft Ignite experience. If you missed it, there's a ton of content available to watch at your convenience. And as usual, we have a number of great community posts to take us
With tiered-storage Artifacts billing, paying attention to your artifacts usage obviously... pays off! Here are some best practices around artifacts storage, to optimize and ultimately reduce your monthly costs. If there's one takeaway, it's to use feed retention settings!
Beginning December 31, 2020, Azure DevOps Services will no longer support Internet Explorer 11 and the legacy version of Microsoft Edge. After the above date, customers may have degraded experience when using Internet Explorer 11 and the legacy version of Microsoft Edge. While we understand that this change may be difficult, customers will benefit ...
Happy Friday! Next week is Microsoft Ignite (Register now!) which should have some great content! I know I'm looking forward to it. To help you get there, we've got some great posts today covering a wide range of topics.
There are a few upcoming changes in October 2020 regarding the billing experience for all Azure Artifacts customers. The notable differences, starting October 5th, are around UI changes, a new storage drilldown feature, and changes within the usage limit tiers.
Happy Friday! This week we have several Pipelines-related posts about versioning, building for Cloud Foundry, and managing infrastructure-as-code. We also have an interesting post on connecting Azure DevOps and M365 Search.
This month, we are releasing fixes that impact our self-hosted product, Azure DevOps Server 2019. The following has been fixed with this patch: Unexpected behavior while adding AD groups to security permissions.
Happy Friday! We are going into a holiday weekend in the US, so I though you all might enjoy this mix of great community posts. We have content on DevSecOps, Infrastructure as Code, Compliance as Code, containers, and troubleshooting. Enjoy!