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Azure Devops CI/CD appears to be broken #567

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RandomNoun7 opened this issue Feb 21, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #568
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Azure Devops CI/CD appears to be broken #567

RandomNoun7 opened this issue Feb 21, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #568

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The Azure Devops CI/CD Pipelines appears to be broken, even on the master branch.

The problems are as follows:
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(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
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CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken. This Pull Request is intended
to help fix it.
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(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
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CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken. This Pull Request is intended
to help fix it.
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RandomNoun7 added a commit to RandomNoun7/xWebAdministration that referenced this issue Feb 25, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
adce30b 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken. This Pull Request is intended
to help fix it.
RandomNoun7 added a commit to RandomNoun7/xWebAdministration that referenced this issue Feb 25, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
364577e 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken. This Pull Request is intended
to help fix it.
RandomNoun7 added a commit to RandomNoun7/xWebAdministration that referenced this issue Feb 25, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
77650a5 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken. This Pull Request is intended
to help fix it.
RandomNoun7 added a commit to RandomNoun7/xWebAdministration that referenced this issue Feb 25, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
9183cbb 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken.

Adding all of the features under `Web-Server` was breaking in
Server 2019 core, was not capable of easily adding the .NET3.5 features.
It turned out that those features were not required so they were
dropped in favor of a more granular set of features for that image.

SSL downloads from the technet gallery were broken in the unit tests
due to incorrect TLS protocol.

The `win1803` server core image and the Windows 2012r2 image
`vs2015-win2012r2` are both being dropped from Azure Devops Pipelines
and have both been replaced in this commit by `vs2017-win2016` as per
Microsofts recommendation at https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/removing-older-images-in-azure-pipelines-hosted-pools/
RandomNoun7 added a commit to RandomNoun7/xWebAdministration that referenced this issue Feb 25, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
666046a 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken.

Adding all of the features under `Web-Server` was breaking in Server
2019 core. It was not capable of easily adding the .NET3.5 features. It
turned out that those features were not required so they were dropped in
favor of a more granular set of features for that image.

SSL downloads from the technet gallery were broken in the unit tests
due to incorrect TLS protocol. An explicit command was added to use the
correct TLS protocol and fix the download.

The `win1803` server core image and the Windows 2012r2 image
`vs2015-win2012r2` are both being dropped from Azure Devops Pipelines.
The unit tests were moved to the `vs2017-win2016` pool image, and the
`Integration 2012R2` test job was removed entirely since the
`Integration 2016` step was already being handled by `vs2017-win2016`.
See the Microsoft blog post linked below for details.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/removing-older-images-in-azure-pipelines-hosted-pools/
RandomNoun7 added a commit to RandomNoun7/xWebAdministration that referenced this issue Feb 25, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
6bda2a9 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken.

Adding all of the features under `Web-Server` was breaking in Server
2019 core. It was not capable of easily adding the .NET3.5 features. It
turned out that those features were not required so they were dropped in
favor of a more granular set of features for that image.

SSL downloads from the technet gallery were broken in the unit tests
due to incorrect TLS protocol. An explicit command was added to use the
correct TLS protocol and fix the download.

The `win1803` server core image and the Windows 2012r2 image
`vs2015-win2012r2` are both being dropped from Azure Devops Pipelines.
The unit tests were moved to the `vs2017-win2016` pool image, and the
`Integration 2012R2` test job was removed entirely since the
`Integration 2016` step was already being handled by `vs2017-win2016`.
See the Microsoft blog post linked below for details.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/removing-older-images-in-azure-pipelines-hosted-pools/
RandomNoun7 added a commit to RandomNoun7/xWebAdministration that referenced this issue Feb 25, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(dsccommunity#567) Fix CICD
1255228 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken.

Adding all of the features under `Web-Server` was breaking in Server
2019 core. It was not capable of easily adding the .NET3.5 features. It
turned out that those features were not required so they were dropped in
favor of a more granular set of features for that image.

SSL downloads from the technet gallery were broken in the unit tests
due to incorrect TLS protocol. An explicit command was added to use the
correct TLS protocol and fix the download.

The `win1803` server core image and the Windows 2012r2 image
`vs2015-win2012r2` are both being dropped from Azure Devops Pipelines.
The unit tests were moved to the `vs2017-win2016` pool image, and the
`Integration 2012R2` test job was removed entirely since the
`Integration 2016` step was already being handled by `vs2017-win2016`.
See the Microsoft blog post linked below for details.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/removing-older-images-in-azure-pipelines-hosted-pools/
regedit32 pushed a commit that referenced this issue Feb 26, 2020
@RandomNoun7
(#567) Fix CICD (#568)
e429fb7 
CICD in Azure Devops appears to be broken.

Adding all of the features under `Web-Server` was breaking in Server
2019 core. It was not capable of easily adding the .NET3.5 features. It
turned out that those features were not required so they were dropped in
favor of a more granular set of features for that image.

SSL downloads from the technet gallery were broken in the unit tests
due to incorrect TLS protocol. An explicit command was added to use the
correct TLS protocol and fix the download.

The `win1803` server core image and the Windows 2012r2 image
`vs2015-win2012r2` are both being dropped from Azure Devops Pipelines.
The unit tests were moved to the `vs2017-win2016` pool image, and the
`Integration 2012R2` test job was removed entirely since the
`Integration 2016` step was already being handled by `vs2017-win2016`.
See the Microsoft blog post linked below for details.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/removing-older-images-in-azure-pipelines-hosted-pools/
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