How to do it...

Perform the following steps:

1. Navigate to the build definition named AzureFunctions-CI, click on the Edit button, and then click on the Queue button available on the right-hand side, as shown in Figure 12.11:
   

   Figure 12.11: Azure DevOps—build pipelines—the Queue button

2. In the Azure Pool for AzureFunctions-CI pop-up window, make sure that the vs2017-win2016 option is chosen in the Agent Specification drop-down list in Visual Studio 2017 or 2019 and click on the Queue button, as shown in Figure 12.12:
   

   Figure 12.12: Azure DevOps—build pipelines—running a pipeline

   Note

   At the time of writing, the VS 2019 option is not available. While reading, if the VS 2019 option becomes available, feel free to choose that.

3. In just a few moments, the build will be queued and the message will be displayed, as shown in Figure 12.13:
   

   Figure 12.13: Azure DevOps—build pipelines—viewing progress

4. After a few moments, the build process will...