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- Improve Software Testing – Take The Driving Seat<\/a> – Phil Edward\nBefore you can begin to improve software testing in your organisation, you need to refresh yourself as to why testing is so important.<\/li>\n
- DevOps: Load Tests Need to be Part of Your Regular Deployments<\/a> – Greg Low\nOne of the principles of DevOps is that you should be able to deploy regularly, with smaller low-risk changes.<\/li>\n
- Create GitHub release with release notes in VSTS pipeline<\/a> – Mikael Krief\nI included another task in this extension to create a GitHub release with a release notes during your VSTS CI\/CD pipeline.<\/li>\n
- Using the NavigationService in your VSTS and TFS extension<\/a> – Wouter de Kort\nLast week a user of our Team Project Health extension reported an issue when using the extension on Team Foundation Server 2018. Here’s the resolution.<\/li>\n
- VSTS and TeamCity \u2013 Wrapping up<\/a> – David Gardiner\nWouldn’t it be great if TeamCity and VSTS had full builtin support for each other? Well yes, yes it would!<\/li>\n
- Time to Vote for CodeStock 2018 Speakers<\/a> – Mickey Gousset\nI\u2019ve never had the opportunity to attend or speak at CodeStock. I\u2019m hoping to change that this year, and to do that I need your help.<\/li>\n
- Global DevOps BootCamp 2017<\/a> – Jesse Houwing\nYesterday we had a blast. It’s the only way to describe it.<\/li>\n
- Monitor TFS Search data Usage<\/a> – Ricci Gian Maria\nIn previous post I\u2019ve explained how to move searches component in a different machine in a TFS 2018 installation, now it is time to understand how to monitor that instance.<\/li>\n
- Deploy to Azure from TFS using an Azure Resource Manager Service Endpoint<\/a> – Ben Day\nYou need an Azure Resource Manager Service Endpoint and some values from Azure. There\u2019s a link to a PowerShell script at the bottom of this post that\u2019ll help. You\u2019ll probably still need to read this blog post though.<\/li>\n
- Generating workflow diagrams for TFS work items<\/a> – Thomas Freudenberg\nTo document the workflow of our work items, I wanted to create perspicuous charts. However, if you’re a nerd like me, you don’t want to use PowerPoint or Visio to create high gloss charts. Instead I like to automate the creation of the charts.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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- DevOps: Load Tests Need to be Part of Your Regular Deployments<\/a> – Greg Low\nOne of the principles of DevOps is that you should be able to deploy regularly, with smaller low-risk changes.<\/li>\n
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