Azure DevOps | Branch Policies
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Microsoft Documentation :
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
Link to Powerpoint :
https://github.com/jc566/Youtube_Solu...
Important Time Stamps :
00:00 - intro
00:26 - Table of Contents for video
01:02 - How to navigate/enable Branch Policies
02:31 - View all branches and their policies
02:45 - Automatically lock branch when Branch policies are enabled
03:08 - Code Review options
04:45 - Linked Work Items options
05:44 - Setup for the first example of Pull request and linked work items and code review
06:18 - Quick intro to Pull Requests and how to create one
08:27 - Example of pull request with Code Review & Linked Work items options enabled
10:48 - Comment Resolution options
11:07 - Limit Merge Type options
11:25 - Build Validation options
12:27 - Example of pull request with build validation enabled with a CI build
14:07 - Status Check options
15:13 - Automatic Code Reviewer options
15:56 - Example of pull request with auto code review option enabled
In this video we go over some options available to you in Azure Devops, specifically Branching policies for repositories and pull requests.
We go over the many options available to you for branching policy including code reviewers, linked work items, merge types, build validations, status checks, auto required reviewers, & comment resolution.
We have some examples of branch policies and show how to resolve the pull requests based on the settings enabled/disabled.
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