Azure DevOps CLI preview and feature updates in Pipelines - Sprint 148 Update
Published date: February 27, 2019
In the Sprint 148 Update of Azure DevOps, we added a new command-line interface (CLI) extension that allows you to interact with Azure DevOps services by using the command line.
In addition, we added new options to the Azure Deployment Center to make it simpler to deploy web apps for Windows, Linux, and Containers to Azure. You can now use Azure Pipelines to deploy these resources from your local Git repo to Azure. We are also releasing a new Azure subscription option in the service connection to facilitate the authentication process for Kubernetes.
General:
Azure Boards:
Azure Pipelines:
- Deploy your local Git web apps for Windows, Linux, and Containers to Azure
- New Azure subscription option in Kubernetes service connection
- Notifications on failure of a release creation request
- Azure Pipelines app for Slack
- Skip continuous integration (CI) for a commit
- Updates to hosted pipelines images
- Contribution point for variables in the create release dialog
- Support for Python function apps in DevOps projects
- Schedule releases on source or pipeline change
- Build and release log viewer enhancements
- Publish to Azure Service Bus session queues
- Search by folder name in release definitions
- Simplified publishing of test results
- Azure Active Directory device code authentication flow for pipelines agent
- Support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6
Azure Artifacts:
- All Artifacts package types supported in releases
- Artifacts views supported in releases
- Retention policies can skip packages downloaded recently
Wiki: