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Update the repo to trigger the build - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure DevOps for Beginners
Update the repo to trigger the build
- [Instructor] We have set up this pipeline so that it is triggered when there's a change to the repository, so that could be a commit, it could be a pull request. It doesn't matter, as soon as there's the change to the repository, it will trigger the build. So to demonstrate that, I'm logged in with Terri's account here, she's opened up this main page of the site, this index.cshtml. And she's going to make a change here, so she'll choose edit. (keyboard typing) She makes the change there, and commits. Now over here on the left side of the screen I've got my account and I'm looking at the runs for the pipeline. So let's see what happens when I click on commit. After about 30 seconds, I see this new link, it says, load new run. I click here, and I can see the spinning wheel, for however that is running. So that has kicked off the pipeline, and after about two minutes, I will have the update here, and then we'll…
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What are Azure Pipelines?5m
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Explore the Pipeline parts4m 34s
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Explore Pipeline build features2m 34s
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Explore the example web project2m 4s
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Add a service connection to Azure Resource Manager58s
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Explore the pipeline templates2m 41s
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Add a build pipeline3m 13s
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Manually run and troubleshoot a pipeline2m 39s
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Update the repo to trigger the build1m 45s
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Add a release pipeline2m 16s
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Use custom variables in the pipeline1m 29s
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