Azure DevOps teams feature can be used to split work into groups. Teams will have their own boards which can be prioritized separately. Even though work items can be split under different teams, they can be still viewed…Read More »Managing multiple teams in Azure DevOps
StyleCop is awesome tool for big, long running projects where coding style should be congruent. It’s easier to let tool check for naming convention, amount of empty lines and empty catch blocks, than go through these thi…Read More »Setup StyleCop for .NET Core project
Sometimes you need to keep customer demo from test / dev environment and you don’t want anybody to update new version during your demo. Azure DevOps doesn’t have pause feature directly for release, but one neat way to im…Read More »Freeze Environment For Customer Demo
Task Group is a DevOps feature which is not that commonly used, but it is actually pretty useful. In short task group is described like this: A task group allows you to encapsulate a sequence of tasks, already defined in…Read More »Azure DevOps Task Group
Azure DevOps offers quite customizable work item flow with custom work item cards, rules and processes, but sometimes you want something extra, that built-in solutions cannot give you. One of the case is to update parent…Read More »Integrate Azure DevOps with… itself
Youtrackis a great issue tracking tool. It’s light weight and has very intuitive UI. These two features makes it a great tool for customer issue reporting. Bad part is, that it currently doesn’t have any support for Azur…Read More »Integrate Azure DevOps with Youtrack
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