Configuring a build pipeline in Azure DevOps using the Classic Editor
Under Azure Repos, you can configure Azure Pipelines. Follow these steps:
- Go to the Pipelines section and then select Create Pipeline:

Figure 12.11 – Create Pipeline
- Next, select the Use the classic editor option, as shown here:

Figure 12.12 – Use the classic editor
- Then, select the repository and the master branch and then select the Continue option:

Figure 12.13 – Azure Pipelines – Select a source
- Next, select the option to start with an empty job:

Figure 12.14 – Azure Pipelines – Select a template
- Now, provide the configuration for the pipeline. Provide a name for this pipeline. We will name it
SpringToysApp-CI
. Then, in the left pane, where it says Agent job 1, select this option and then click on the plus...