DevOps – Sam Learns Azure

Creating GitHub Actions with .NET

GitHubActionsDotNet is a new tool we’ve built to create GitHub Actions with .NET. As we manage more and more repositories

We’ve talked about Dependabot a few times on this blog, but this week I discovered you can also use it

Today we are going to create dynamic development environments with our PR’s/Pull Requests in GitHub. A year and a half

Today we are going to consume a NuGet package from GitHub Packages, and configure Dependabot to update from our GitHub

GitHub Packages is a similar artifact management system to NuGet, Artifactory, and Azure Artifacts. Using it to publish .NET packages

I came across a useful script I wanted to share today. This deletes all local git branches that have been

Today, we are going to split our automated testing workload across multiple build agents, in both GitHub and Azure DevOps.

Today we are going to setup .NET code coverage in GitHub, with a badge to display the code coverage. Badges

Today we will use “GitVersion” to create a release and tag our code in GitHub. A tagged release helps to

Today we will learn how to use (free) Azure web app managed certificates. While we have been using the free