pipelines are a feature of Microsoft Azure DevOps, a comprehensive set of development tools and services provided by Microsoft. Azure DevOps pipelines enable you to automate the build, test, and deployment processes of your applications across different platforms and environments.
Azure DevOps pipelines are defined using YAML or the classic editor. They are composed of a series of that are executed sequentially or in parallel, depending on the configuration. The pipeline can be triggered automatically by events such as code commits or pull requests, or you can manually trigger it.
By leveraging Azure DevOps pipelines, you can automate your software development and delivery processes, increase productivity, and ensure consistent and reliable deployments across your applications.
Working around the 60-minute time limit
Depending on how your pipeline is configured, you may have run into the 60-minute timeout limit, which is imposed on each Job.
To work around the 60-minute time limit in Azure DevOps pipelines, you can split your pipeline into multiple jobs. Here’s an example of how you can achieve this… ()
