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Creating package feeds - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Azure for DevOps: Continuous Integration
Creating package feeds
- [Instructor] If you have access to the example files for this video, you'll see that I've created a project called Customer.Lib. Inside that project are four basic classes, an Address class, a Customer class, an Order class, and a Product class. These are common models we might want to use from one project to another. I've also created a very basic azure-pipelines.yml build script, which simply just on the trigger of any check-in goes ahead and installs DotNet, runs restore on NuGets and builds. We're going to want to add something to this. We want to publish this library to our own private feed. To do that, we need to go to Azure DevOps and create the feed. I've checked in my code into Azure DevOps. By this point in the course, you should know how to do that. And then I'm going to go click on the artifacts tab, which are these three boxes here on the left. I'm going to click the Create Feed button. And we're going to…
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