Each developer has their own development virtual machine (VM), hosted either in Azure or locally. This is by design and is part of the application life cycle process. Connecting to Azure DevOps allows our code to be checked into source control and allows the team to work together on the same code base. Each developer would get the latest code from the source control and then check in their changes according to their organization's development methodology. As part of this check-in process, they can associate the check-ins to work items that were created in Azure DevOps (tasks, bugs, user stories), which allows us to easily determine what work is being deployed in a build. This process also allows test projects to be automatically executed when the build is generated.
We will be working with a two-branch strategy, which means starting...
