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Daily Archives: June 12, 2017
VSTS–Changing the Default Build Queue
I wrote recently about the Release agent using the hosted queue as the default, which is sometimes a problem. The Build process has the same issue, though the way you change things is different. In a build, you see a … Continue reading
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