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Configure Branch Policies in Azure Repos

When working in Azure Repos, your company's policy is to have 2 people review the code before merging into the main branch. You must apply this policy using branch policies in Azure Repos. **Note:** Please do *not* use the Azure portal credentials provided in this lab. To complete this lab, 2 of your own email addresses are necessary. You can create free accounts at *login.microsoft.com*.

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Path Info

Level

Intermediate

Duration

45m

Published

Jul 06, 2021

Challenge

Create a New Azure DevOps Organization and Project
- Log in to Azure using your own email account
- Search for Azure DevOps in Services
- Create a new organization and private project
Challenge

Pull Code and Remove Remote Origin
- Pull the code from here
- Replace the remote origin
Challenge

Add a New Member and Branch Policy to the Project
- From the Azure DevOps project, add a new member to the project
- Add a branch policy to require 2 reviewers for all pull requests
Challenge

Create a Branch, Pull Request, and Merge
- Create a new branch named cool-new-feature
- Make a change to the Index.cshtml file in the Pages directory
- Push the changes to Azure Repos
- From Azure Repos, create a pull request to pull the cool-new-feature branch into main
- Review the code as each user
- Successfully merge the code into the main branch

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