In my last article, I wrote about how you can define a CI/CD pipeline using the Azure pipeline. Everything went as expected until the client moved the databases from an Azure database service to a SQL Managed Instance (SQL MI). At this point, the access to the SQL MI is…

A few weeks ago a client asked me how to create a new pipeline and combine CI&CD in the same pipeline. I’m not going to explain here why this is not a great idea, and only to define this new pipeline. So, I’m going to create a new Azure DevOps…

Even if we are using the last Microsoft releases we also need from time to time to call old or unsupported features. For example, how to call a report (rldc) from a report server in a new .net 5 application. First of all, I must say that I’m using a…

After the migration from TFSVC to Git is done, now is time to learn how to use Git in Visual Studio 2019 using Git integrated options from VS. First of all we need to map our repository (in this example I’ll use the DEV branch). Open VS2019 -> Continue without…

Import TFSVC repository to Git If you are still using the TFSVC repository (on Azure DevOps or TFS on-premise server), now is time to move forward and migrate to Git. In this story you’ll find out an easy way to do this migration in minutes. Open the project section from…