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Publish an existing web app to Azure App Service

Publish an existing web app to Azure App Service

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Publish an existing web app to Azure App Service

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- [Instructor] Are you ready to see how to publish to Azure Pipelines from Visual Studio? The first limitation, at least at the time I'm recording this course, is Visual Studio integration only works with ASP.NET web applications. So for my project, I'm using this ASP.NET core application I created earlier in the course. The second stipulation is that you've got to have your code under version control on Azure DevOps work GitHub. Let's see if we're meeting that requirement. Go to Team Explorer, go to Home, click on Settings. Go down to Repository Settings, and then scroll down to the Remote section and see where your remotes are located. Mine's located on dev.azure.com, which is the DevOps server. This project meets the requirements. Next, we'll look at the Publish options. So go back to Solution Explorer, right-click on the project, and choose Publish. I'll dismiss this dialog and come back to it in a second. There's two parts of this publishing. One is choosing where to host the…

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