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Debugging

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Investigating az-cli performance on the hosted Azure Pipelines and GitHub Runners

GitHub Featured

Investigating az-cli performance on the hosted Azure Pipelines and GitHub Runners

I've been building a few more workflows and pipelines over the past few days and had been experimenting with the az-cli. And I've been running into all kinds of performance issues.

VSBuild task fails on self-hosted Azure Pipelines Agent

Azure Pipelines

VSBuild task fails on self-hosted Azure Pipelines Agent

Today I got this baffling error while trying to run one of the few pipelines I own that requires a self-hosted agent. 2023-09-18T13:24:55.1897667Z ##[section]Starting: VSBuild 2023-09-18T13:24:55.2042232Z ============================================================================== 2023-09-18T13:24:55.2042611Z Task : Visual Studio build 2023-09-18T13:24:55.2042705Z Description : Build with MSBuild and

Debug your TFS/VSO 2015 builds

The new build engine of Visual Studio Online and TFS 2015 is great. It's simple, easy to configure and doesn't require complex workflow designers. But when it's not doing exactly what you want it to do, it can be hard to figure out where

Visual Studio 2012

Visual Studio Tip: How to always launch the debugger under a different user profile

One of my team members shared his debug workflow for a set of executables that manipulate Exchange and CRM through webservice calls. This tool always needs to run in the context of a specific service account, even when debugging and testing against the development environment. A practice that needs changing,

Visual Studio 2012

Red-Gate releases Reflector 8.0

Red-Gate just released Reflector 8.0 [http://shop.reflector.net/download]. Not with a lot of fanfare, as I only noticed because my Early Access Program Build wouldn't start and because there was no new EAP build available to download. They improved searching and filtering inside Reflector by

Team Foundation Server

Helpful Visual Studio Add-ins

Over the past years I've found myself to rely more and more on a number of very handy, some well known, Visual Studio add-ins. I've split this list into two parts, the free and the paid tools: Team Foundation Power Tools [link [http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.