azure-devops-server-2019

问题 Using Azure DevOps Server 2019.1 i am starting to work with Multi jobs, to allow me to split up work onto multiple agents. The flow itself works fine. I have it setup like this Begin Job - this basically tests a few variables and Updated the buildnumber (Depends on Begin Job) RunTest Job - A job to run "multi-configuration", which splits a comma seporated list of task categories (Depends on RunTest Job) End Job - A trigger build task for a new build in the chain While the jobs depend on

问题 Does anybody know if it is possible to use VS2019 with TFS2018 vnext build system. You cannot select VS2019 in the build definition, but you can select "Latest" as version for Visual Studio. Unfortunately, this does not select VS2019. I have tested this in a virtual machine with VS2017 and VS2019 installed. I also upgraded TFS2018 to Azure DevOps Server 2019, which solved the problem. But this is not a "quick" solution for our production environment. Here are the logs from my tests. As you

问题 Does anybody know if it is possible to use VS2019 with TFS2018 vnext build system. You cannot select VS2019 in the build definition, but you can select "Latest" as version for Visual Studio. Unfortunately, this does not select VS2019. I have tested this in a virtual machine with VS2017 and VS2019 installed. I also upgraded TFS2018 to Azure DevOps Server 2019, which solved the problem. But this is not a "quick" solution for our production environment. Here are the logs from my tests. As you

问题 I'm trying to activate my installed Azure Devops Server 2019 update 1 (i installed the trial version). I have access to my organization's VLSC, but when i'm trying to get the product key it says: "This product does not required a product key". where can i find the appropiate product key to activate my product? Thanks 回答1: Note: Azure DevOps Server was previously named Visual Studio Team Foundation Server. To license TFS server, you’ll need a TFS server license and a Windows operating system

问题 We have a number of VS2013 solutions, with the "Enable NuGet package restore" option selected. Remembering back, selecting this option creates a ".nuget" solution folder containing a number of files (NuGet.config, NuGet.exe, NuGet.targets). As a final step, I would edit the NuGet.targets file to add a package source for our in-house repo. I've just upgraded our old TFS2012 server to Azure DevOps 2019 and am currently creating new build pipelines to replace our old XAML-based build definitions

问题 I have Azure DevOps Server which will run build tasks on workstations without internet connection. The DevOps server itself can connect to internet. I'm trying to configure Devops server in a way that when the build on one of the workstations needs a Nuget package, the server connects to the internet and downloads it, virtually serving as "proxy server" for build agents which are running on workstations without internet access. I've configured Nuget feed and created service connection which