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Azure Pipelines integration with Jira Software
Azure Pipelines enable you to continuously build, test and deploy to any platform or cloud. This plugin connects Jira Software with Azure Pipelines, enabling full tracking of how and when an issue is delivered.
Create and manage Azure Pipelines from the command line
We are excited to announce the availability of `az pipelines` command group in the Azure DevOps extension to manage YAML backed pipelines from the command line to cater to developers who prefer working from the command line interface or require commands to automate set up and management.
July Security Release: Patches available for Azure DevOps Server and Team Foundation Server
For the July security release, we are releasing fixes for vulnerabilities that impact Azure DevOps Server 2019, TFS 2018, TFS 2017, TFS 2015, TFS 2013, TFS 2012, and TFS 2010. Thanks to everyone who has been participating in our Azure DevOps Bounty Program. CVE-2019-1072: remote code execution vulnerability in work item tracking CVE-2019-1076: cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in Pull Requests Functional bug fix: Email notifications may have incorrect dates Azure DevOps Server 2019.0.1 Patch 1 If you have Azure DevOps Server 2019, you should first update to Azure DevOps Server 2019.0.1. Once on 2019...
Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2019.07.05
This week is a holiday week in the US, but this community is still going strong! Check out the post to see the highlights of some of the great overviews the Azure DevOps community has published. Enjoy the holiday weekend!
Announcing Azure DevOps Server 2019 Update 1 RC1
Today, we are announcing the release of Azure DevOps Server 2019 Update 1 RC1. Azure DevOps Server, formerly known as Team Foundation Server or TFS, is a self-hosted package that customers can run in their own environment, on-premises, or inside VMs on the cloud and includes all of the Azure DevOps services: Pipelines, Boards, Repos, Artifacts and Test Plans. It is designed for customers who aren't ready to move to our cloud-based Azure DevOps Services yet and have the need for the additional control of a self-managed solution. Azure DevOps Server 2019 Update 1 RC1 is a go-live release, meaning you can install i...
Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2019.06.28
This week was a busy week in Azure DevOps! Thanks to this vibrant community, it was difficult to choose the top stories (what a great problem to have). If I've missed anything important, please feel free to send it my way, I am @DivineOps on Twitter. GDBC: Azure learnings from running at scale Let's start with the recap of the Global DevOps Bootcamp 2019, delivered at a 100 (!) venues around the globe on June 15th. In the spirit of continuous improvement, the team gathered the event feedback from 2018, and worked hard to improve the attendee experience. The recap highlights the process of pushing the quotas of ...
What’s new in Azure DevOps Sprint 153
In this update, we continue to enhance the Azure Boards integration with GitHub like quickly view linked GitHub commits, PRs and issues from your Kanban board. We've also introduced a Top Publishers program in the marketplace, so you can install Azure DevOps extensions with confidence. Check out this post to learn more about these features.
Auditing for Azure DevOps is now in Public Preview
Auditing for Azure DevOps is now available for all organizations as a Public Preview! A new way to monitor activities and changes throughout Azure DevOps organizations.
Top Stories from the Microsoft DevOps Community – 2019.06.21
I'm at NDC Oslo and it's summer solstice. So today's the longest day of the year, and up here that makes for a really long day. But that's good news for me, it gives me more time to catch up on the amazing articles that the Microsoft DevOps community is writing. Check them out - and if you're also at NDC Oslo this week, be sure to say hi! Everything as Code with Azure DevOps Pipelines: C#, ARM, and YAML: Part #1 Check in all the things! Jeremy Lindsay doesn't stop with just putting the source code and the unit tests into his repository, he also defines his infrastructure as code using ARM templates, and his pipe...