During several of my AZ-400 Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions training deliveries, one recurring point of conversation is Should we use YAML or the Classic Designer for our Release pipelines?
So I thought sharing my view in another blog post could be helpful.
Before answering the question more accurately, let’s go over each scenario a bit more in detail:
Classic Designer Classic Designer has been the long-standing approach on how Azure DevOps Pipelines have been created. Using a user-friendly graphical User Interface, one can add tasks to create a pipeline just by searching for them from a list of tasks, and complete necessary parameters.
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