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Create and Test an ASP.NET Core App in Azure Pipelines

You have a .NET Core application (with tests) that you need to push to Azure Repos and then build and test. You will be provided with the code, with which you must use Azure DevOps to complete these tasks.

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Path Info

Level

Intermediate

Duration

1h 0m

Published

Aug 19, 2021

Challenge

Create a DevOps Project and Push Code to Azure Repos
1. Sign in to the Azure portal.
2. Create a new Azure DevOps organization and project.
3. Pull code from the unit-test branch of this GitHub repo.
4. Change the remote origin.
5. Push code to Azure Repos using a Personal Access Token (PAT).
Challenge

Create a New Azure DevOps Pipeline
1. This lab requires the use of a self-hosted agent. Instructions can be found here: Self-Hosted Agent Instructions.
2. Go to Azure DevOps Pipelines and create a new pipeline with continuous integration.
3. Make sure the pipeline is using the self-hosted agent.
4. Use .NET Core version 3.1.x.
5. Make a change to Index.cshtml and push to the main branch.
6. Verify job success.

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