DevOps, Git, and Agile updates from the team building Azure DevOps
November 30, 2016Nov 30, 201611/30/16<
pLast month we announced that Visual Studio “Dev15” Preview 5 now supported Live Dependency Validation. In this blog post,
I’ll give you an update about:
an on-demand //connect 2016 video we’ve recorded about Live Dependency Validation
improvements in the experience in Visual Studio 2017 RC
known issues: what did not make it for RC,
November 29, 2016Nov 29, 201611/29/16[This is the 3rd post in the series on evolving the Visual Studio Test Platform. You can read the earlier posts here:
Evolving the Visual Studio Test Platform – Part 2,
Evolving the Visual Studio Test Platform – Part 1]
As .NET Core draws an ever-growing community of developers with existing assets and experiences,
November 28, 2016Nov 28, 201611/28/16Posted on behalf of guest blogger: Tobias Günther, CEO Fournova . Git Tower and Team Services together provide an awesome Git solution for your team, on Mac and (now!) Windows.
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In the last few years, millions of developers have started to use Git.
November 23, 2016Nov 23, 201611/23/16There have been several questions on the different scenarios related to running automated tests in various workflows and which versions can / cannot be used.
Let’s use the following 2 names for categorizing how agents get used:
Test Controller/Test Agent (TC/TA) scenarios –
November 18, 2016Nov 18, 201611/18/16This month, I’ve got two fun new extensions that have lots of potential; both of them are highly trending – taking some of the top spots for our most downloaded extensions over the last 30 days. I hope you enjoy these and have a Happy Thanksgiving!
November 17, 2016Nov 17, 201611/17/16We are continuously working on improving and simplifying the deployment experience to Azure from Visual Studio Team Services. As a part of that effort, we are excited to announce preview of the Continuous Delivery feature we have added for App Services in the Azure portal.
November 16, 2016Nov 16, 201611/16/16PowerPoint integration has been deprecated in Visual Studio 2019
Starting today Visual Studio extensions are now being served from the Visual Studio Marketplace. Nearly all 10,000 + private and public Visual Studio extensions have been migrated to the Visual Studio Marketplace.
November 16, 2016Nov 16, 201611/16/16We launched the public preview of the Visual Studio Marketplace at Connect() last year. Since then we’ve added a lot of features and have seen great engagement from developers both building and consuming extensions. But there was always one major missing element in our catalog,
November 16, 2016Nov 16, 201611/16/16Today we are excited to announce the general availability of Release Management in Visual Studio Team Services. Release Management is available for Team Foundation Server 2017 as well.
Since we announced the Public Preview of Release Management, we have been adding new features continuously and the service has been used by thousands of customers whose valuable feedback has helped us improve the product.
November 16, 2016Nov 16, 201611/16/16Today, we are excited to announce the public preview of Work Item Search in Visual Studio Team Services. Work Item Search provides fast and flexible search across all your work items.
With Work Item Search you can quickly and easily find relevant work items by searching across all work item fields over all projects in an account.
