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Since my toolchain includes some 3rd party tools and libraries which must be installed and configured properly, I need my own build agent for that. Sounds easy, right? Well, let’s see… Build Agent This step is useful to get the build out to some test users to confirm the bug has been fixed or the feature is working as expected before you make it available to everyone.

once my artifacts have been deployed (uploaded on my public web server), I want to get an email notification before I approve the final step to make the new version publicly available.

once the release pipeline created my MSI file, I want to get an email notification to check if the MSI is OK and to approve the next build stage.

Royal ts failed to setup rdp thumbnails zip file#

The release pipeline has several stages and in the end, the MSI file and the ZIP file should be available online, all the other stuff that needs to happen to let users update or download the latest release should also happen.

push a commit with ‘#publish’ in the commit message to kick off the release pipeline from the latest successful build.

Since this is a mono repo with other projects (Royal Server, shared libraries, etc.), I want to make sure that only the ‘’ in the commit message triggers the build.

push a commit with ‘’ in the commit message to kick off the build of my Windows Desktop app including the unit tests.

I’m using Azure DevOps source control (git) for version control and this is my goal:

Royal ts failed to setup rdp thumbnails serial#

Royal TS is a tabbed connection manager with support for Remote Desktop (RDP), VNC, Terminals (SSH, Telnet, Serial Port), Web Pages, PowerShell, Hyper-V, VMware, Event Logs and many more.

So here are my findings… the app I’m trying to build and DeployĪs you may know, my app “ Royal TS” is a Windows Forms based desktop app which helps developers, system engineers, information workers, etc. I had to learn some new stuff, read through docs and went to a lot of trial and errors. My latest journey was to move my CI/CD pipeline to Azure DevOps.

But getting there is a real challenge!Īzure DevOps CI/CD for Windows Desktop Apps – Part 1 (this post)Īzure DevOps CI/CD for Windows Desktop Apps – Part 2Īzure DevOps CI/CD for Windows Desktop Apps – Part 3Īzure DevOps CI/CD for Windows Desktop Apps – Part 4Īzure DevOps CI/CD for Windows Desktop Apps – Part 5 Every single time I kick off a build and release, I’m happy and smiling because everything is running smooth and you don’t have to worry about messing things up.

Royal ts failed to setup rdp thumbnails manual#

I’ve been doing DevOps and CI/CD for many years now and having manual build/release steps is a huge source for errors and issues. The most important thing for any app is a consistent build/deployment process.