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Geneviève Parent,Sophie Lavalléeuch as code, test, and release data. Fortunately, Visual Studio Team Services has a querying system built-in and the ability to create dashboards for an up-to-date overview of your project. This chapter discusses the dashboard, query, and notification functionality of VS Team Services. You will also

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-72763-5ar and come from a variety of third-party developers and companies. Microsoft is using more and more Open Source for its own projects. ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Roslyn, Entity Framework, and various extensions and utilities for Team Services are some of the projects that Microsoft hosts on GitHub. And o

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The Public Provision of Informationments is a huge step. An automated deployment process helps your team reduce errors and lets your team work on important stuff. This chapter shows you how to implement automatic deployments by using Release Management. You‘ll see what Release Management is and how it works and look at the possibilit

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