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Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.. SHARE VARIABLES ACROSS DEFINITIONS IN AZURE PIPELINES BY USING VARIABLE GROUPS. It is easy to create variables in the Azure Pipelines and they make the pipelines more generic in nature. Therefore, we can customize the release steps as per the context of the stage used. Same goes for the build definitions. Now sometimes, it may happen that the variables are common across multiple build and release definitions. In such a case, instead of defining them again and again, we can use a variable group. A variable group allows us to store values that we want to make available across multiple build and release pipelines. It also prevent duplication of values, making it easier to update all occurrences as one operation. Continue reading “Share variables across definitions in Azure Pipelines by using variable groups” → In order with the latest trend of dark theme, which is growing popular for many good reasons, this site will also switch to true dark theme starting December 25, 2018 0000 HRS UTC. You can find the as*ociated good reasons at this Hopefully, this should not mess up with other content on this site. Please feel free to share your feedback by filling the contact form In previous post, we discussed about how to work with remotes in Git at command line. In this post, we are going to discuss how we can do the same from the very comforts of Visual Studio while we continue to host our source code on the GitHub. While it’s true that there is no command or built-in option available in Visual Studio to connect to GitHub, we can leverage one of the extensions available for GitHub. To search for this extension, let’s open Visual Studio first. From the tool bar menu, select Tools and then click on the ‘Extensions Continue reading “Working with remotes in Git, GitHub and Visual Studio” → In last few posts of series of articles on the Git, we discussed several ways to work with code in our local repository. We learned