azure-devops-server-2019

问题 I'm currently migrating from TFS 2012 to Azure DevOps 2019 (both on-premise). With the old server, I would manually create NuGet packages from some of our builds, and host these .nupkg files on a file share (configured as a package source in Visual Studio). With DevOps, I can obviously automate all of this and push the packages straight into an artifact feed. The old server needs to be decommissioned, so I would like to move the existing .nupkg files out of the file share into the new

问题 I'm currently migrating from TFS 2012 to Azure DevOps 2019 (both on-premise). With the old server, I would manually create NuGet packages from some of our builds, and host these .nupkg files on a file share (configured as a package source in Visual Studio). With DevOps, I can obviously automate all of this and push the packages straight into an artifact feed. The old server needs to be decommissioned, so I would like to move the existing .nupkg files out of the file share into the new

问题 I'm getting any of multiple errors when I try to use the Client SDK to add an existing Area to an existing Team. Here's my code: Using oTeamClient As TeamHttpClient = Utils.Connection.GetClient(Of TeamHttpClient) Using oWorkClient As WorkHttpClient = Utils.Connection.GetClient(Of WorkHttpClient) oValue = New TeamFieldValue With {.Value = Area.Path, .IncludeChildren = False} oTeams = oTeamClient.GetTeamsAsync(ProjectName).Result oTeam = oTeams.Single(Function(Team) Team.Name.StartsWith

问题 I have TFS 2013 v. 5 (Trial version) installed and I want to upgrade it to Azure DevOps Server 2019. But I get the error: "Direct upgrade from Team Foundation Server 2013 is not supported. You must uninstall Team Foundation Server 2013 before you can install this version of Azure DevOps Server". I have removed the TFS Application Tier using the TFS Administration Console and restarted the computer. The Console shows: "This feature has been installed but needs to be configured". The

问题 So i have 11 repositories of 1 project, they are all micro-services. I have one repository called DevOps where everything that has to be shared across YAML builds, is shared using a Git Submodule. For some reason i cant seem to reference yaml templates that are in a git module. Options: When i try to run a build by trigger or manually i get the error: File /DevOps/A/Templates/A-test-template.yml not found in repository http://A.azuredevops.local/DefaultCollection/A/_git/A branch refs/heads

问题 I have an Area that I've created using the SDK, and I have a Team. How can I, using the SDK, add that Area to the Team? It's simple enough to do so with an Iteration, using the WorkHttpClient.PostTeamIterationAsync() method (code below), but there's no corresponding method available to do the same with an Area. I looked briefly at the method's source code, but it contains a GUID indicating the target location (Iterations). If I can avoid it, I'd rather not risk getting down to that level by

问题 As the title says, how can I change the icons of work items? Currently they are all a blue clipboard with a tick in it, and I would like to more easily distinguish between bugs, tasks, user stories when viewing certain lists in the project portal. The project collection was recently imported from TFS2012, if that makes a difference. I think they were originally "MSF for Agile" 5.0 or 6.2 processes. On a related note, how can I tell which process a particular project is using? And can it be

问题 As the title says, how can I change the icons of work items? Currently they are all a blue clipboard with a tick in it, and I would like to more easily distinguish between bugs, tasks, user stories when viewing certain lists in the project portal. The project collection was recently imported from TFS2012, if that makes a difference. I think they were originally "MSF for Agile" 5.0 or 6.2 processes. On a related note, how can I tell which process a particular project is using? And can it be

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56594269/automatically-promote-a-nuget-packge-using-a-relese-definition

问题 I have been handling an aging Windows Server 2008 machine with TFS upgraded in place to 2017.2. Now, with Azure DevOps Server 2019, support for Windows Server 2008 is no longer available. Also, the existing SQL Server is 2012 and is no longer supported as well. I cannot upgrade the database to SQL Server 2014+ as there is the OS restriction. and in our company, upgrading OS in-place is not allowed. Existing setup is as follows: Windows Server 2008 (One VM) TFS 2017.2 SQL Server 2012 Ent (On