Deprecation announcement for NuGet Restore v1 and NuGet Installer v0 pipeline tasks
With this update, we are announcing the upcoming deprecation of NuGet Restore v1 and NuGet Installer v0 pipeline tasks. Promptly transition to the NuGetCommand@2 pipeline task to avoid build failure starting on November 27, 2023.
In Azure Pipelines, we also introduce security improvements for the process of building pull requests from forked GitHub repositories.
Check out the release notes for details.
General
GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps
Azure Pipelines
Azure Artifacts
Reporting
General
Publish Test Results task
The Publish Test Results task now supports test run attachments for the JUnit report format.
GitHub Advanced Security for Azure DevOps
REST API documentation now available for Advanced Security
Documentation for the Advanced Security REST APIs is now available through the Azure DevOps Services REST API Reference under the Advanced Security section. There are a range of APIs available for use, from security alert finding details, enablement and meter usage estimates.
Azure Pipelines
Building PRs from forked GitHub repositories
To improve the security of your pipelines, Azure Pipelines no longer automatically builds pull requests from forked GitHub repositories for new projects and organizations. Now, the default value of the Limit building pull requests from forked GitHub repositories setting is Disable building pull requests from forked repositories for new projects and organizations.
Azure Artifacts
Deprecation announcement for NuGet Restore v1 and NuGet Installer v0 pipeline tasks
If you're using the NuGet Restore v1 and NuGet Installer v0 pipeline tasks, promptly transition to the NuGetCommand@2 pipeline task. You'll begin receiving alerts in your pipelines soon if the transition hasn't been made. If no action is taken, starting November 27, 2023, your builds will result in failure. For more information, see Migrate from NuGetInstaller@0 or NuGetRestore@1.
Reporting
New Dashboard directory experience
We've listened to your feedback and are thrilled to introduce the new Dashboard directory experience. It not only features a modern UI design but also enables you to sort by each column, with the addition of the Last Configured column. This column will provide you with better insights into overall dashboard usage within your organization. Additionally, you can now filter by team or project-level dashboards, allowing you to access only the list of what you need to see while hiding the dashboards you don’t want to view.
Try it now and let us know what you think in our Azure DevOps community
Next steps
Note
These features will roll out over the next two to three weeks.
Head over to Azure DevOps and take a look.
How to provide feedback
We would love to hear what you think about these features. Use the help menu to report a problem or provide a suggestion.
You can also get advice and your questions answered by the community on Stack Overflow.
Thanks,
Silviu Andrica