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plott722
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VS or no VS - Azure DevOps

Trying to setting up a new Fabric landscape and it appears I can to all of my CI/CD via Azure DevOps and deployment pipelines.  Wondering if I need to us VS or VSCode.

Pros and cons of using one of these tools vs not using them.

 

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nilendraFabric
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Hello @plott722 

 

Since Azure DevOps pipelines are managed independently via YAML files, you can use any text editor to write and manage your configuration files.

 

Vscode is a fast, lightweight editor , on the other hand visual studio full-fledged IDE that can be resource intensive

 

Without an IDE, you can focus  on maintaining pipelines and deployment processes directly through Azure DevOps ui.

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nilendraFabric
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Hello @plott722 

 

Since Azure DevOps pipelines are managed independently via YAML files, you can use any text editor to write and manage your configuration files.

 

Vscode is a fast, lightweight editor , on the other hand visual studio full-fledged IDE that can be resource intensive

 

Without an IDE, you can focus  on maintaining pipelines and deployment processes directly through Azure DevOps ui.

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