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If you're using your own code, then instead of a new pipeline automatically appearing for you to review a couple of different things might happen.

  • If your repository contains code that's different in nature than our sample, then a different azure-pipelines.yml file might be created for you.

  • If your repository already contains an azure-pipelines.yml file, then that file will be used, and you'll see a Run button. Select it to start a build.

  • If your repository has different kinds of code in it, then you might be shown a list of options from which you can choose. You'll see a Save and run button instead of Run. Select Save and run, then select Commit directly to the main branch, and then choose Save and run again.