Is it possible to remove the "Test Pass rate" Tile seen under the Analytics section of a CI pipeline in Azure DevOps?
I disabled Test Plan in the project settings and this tile is still showing.
I want the Analytics Section to display only the "Pipeline pass rate" and "Pipeline duration".
I believe not, this is a build-in feature for a build or release summary to view the top failing tests report. This report provides a granular view of the top failing tests in the pipeline, along with the failure details.
Disable Test Plan in Project Settings will not affect "Test pass rate" view on the pipeline summary page.
If you would like a related setting to control this function's visibility in Azure DevOps UI, create a suggestion ticket via: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/AzureDevOps/suggest
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We have an Azure Function and an Azure DevOps Pipeline, the pipeline builds and published the code of the function's repo automatically. We want to escape discrepancies caused by, potentially, people manually publishing a version of the code, from within their Visual Studio, that is not in source control.
How can we ensure that?
Is there a way to disable manual publishing and only allow the Azure DevOps Pipeline to publish code to the function?
I am referring to a person using the "Publish" option in Visual Studio. Is there a way to forbid the Azure function from accepting such a publish?
To stop manual changes to the build, yaml files and pipeline would be to restric access to the build section of the pipeline for all the users.
This way no one will be able to change the pipeline but the admin user will still have access to the pipeline.
To set the permission we have to go to manage security which is under the pipeline tag.
Then we can select the permission for the users.
Here each tag represents a permission. Since we want to stop manual deployment we would set Edit build pipeline and Edit quality pipeline to deny.
These permissions can be set for individuals as well as security group.
Reference:
permissions in devops.
I want to view the report generated through SonarQube in Azure devops dashboard or in the build summary,i tried to follow this link: How to view the SonarQube full analysis report in the build summary in Azure DevOps? but it didn't worked.
if anyone has solution for this please post it here,Thanks in Advance
We can see the report in the build page.
Steps:
Install the extension SonarQube and Add SonarQube service connection.
Add the task Prepare Analysis Configuration to prepare analysis on SonarQube and publish Quality Gate results.
Publish Quality Gate Result task is to display the Quality Gate status in the build summary.
Then we can see the SonarQube report in the Extension tab.
Please refer to this doc for more details.
in azure DevOps, if changes in the form of the work item are committed. That WI further builds and deployed... So can I get a tabular data as when it was build/rebuild and deployed in any of which environment and what is the current status of that WI?
You will be able to get this info as below:
While commiting the code changes you should associate the work item
After commiting the CI Build will trigger. Post that in that work item, there will be link reference to the Build
And when this build is deployed to any of the release environments, it will be displayed under. You can check this new feature introduced in Azure DevOps here
But if you want all this information in a table, in one single view. You have to use Azure DevOps REST APIs to build a customer report to get all the data in one place.
I have my github project configured for automated builds in Azure Pipelines. Under "Pipelines/Builds/" I can click on "..." and select "Status badge".
Inside pipelines, code coverage is already measured: I can select a specific build, and go to the tab "Code coverage". However, I can't find any link to the coverage badge. Is it provided by Azure Devops? Or is there any free tool that integrates with Azure Devops to provide this?
You can get a coverage badge for Azure Pipelines by using shields.io:
go to https://shields.io/category/coverage
select Azure Devops coverage
As the website instructs, you need to find out organization,
project and definition id. Head to the Azure pipelines, and open
the view where you can see the history of builds for your project. The URL will contain all 3 values, e.g. dev.azure.com/ikamenshchikov/flynt/_build?definitionId=1
enter the values you have found in Azure into shields.io blank
fields, and click Copy Badge URL to get an URL to the image. You will get an URL like e.g. https://img.shields.io/azure-devops/coverage/ikamenshchikov/flynt/1.
now you can use this url to add the shield to e.g. your github
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I am following steps mentioned in Azure DevOps Link
It says:
Select the Pipelines option on the left panel, then click New Pipeline
Select Azure Repos Git as source, your Team project name, your project Repository, and master Default branch or manual and scheduled builds. Then click Continue.
In Select a template, select the Azure Service Fabric application with Docker support template and click Apply.
At this point, I am not seeing "Azure Service Fabric application with Docker support template".
This is what I see :
Am i missing something?
The example is for the Classic Editor and you chose the .yaml templates.
After you click on "New Pipeline" you need to click on the "Use the classic editor" in the bottom:
Then, choose the repo and click "continue" and you will see the "Service Fabric" template: