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Continuous integration pipelines

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Continuous integration pipelines

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- [Instructor] For this first one we want to show a classic pipeline. I've got my YAML project open. If I click on the Pipelines it'll take me out to where I can take a look at a classic pipeline. Click on Edit and I can see all of the components that make this pipeline work. You'll see, first of all, that it is a build pipeline. It is pulling its sources from GitHub where I've got a project called My YAML. Inside of here I've got an agent that runs a series of tasks. These include a NuGet restore, a build, a test, et cetera. Each of these tasks has a number of properties associated with it. For instance, in a build solution it has the solution path, it has some arguments for how MSBuild runs, and I can customize and set these as I wish to. The trigger on this is set up to run from continuous integration against my GitHub account. In this case I've got enabled continuous integration turned on which will then trigger this…

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