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While editing a pipeline that uses a Git repo—in an Azure DevOps project, GitHub, GitHub Enterprise Server, Bitbucket Cloud, or another Git repo—you have the following options.
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title: Build code from Subversion
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description: Using Subversion repo with Azure Pipelines
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ms.topic: reference
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ms.date: 07/08/2020
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ms.date: 01/25/2023
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monikerRange: 'azure-devops'
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### Reachable from Microsoft-hosted agents
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A decision you have to make is whether to use Microsoft-hosted agents or self-hosted agents to run your pipelines. This often comes down to whether Microsoft-hosted agents can reach your server. To check whether they can, create a simple pipeline to use Microsoft-hosted agents and make sure to add a step to checkout source code from your server. If this passes, then you can continue using Microsoft-hosted agents.
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A decision you have to make is whether to use Microsoft-hosted agents or self-hosted agents to run your pipelines. This often comes down to whether Microsoft-hosted agents can reach your server. To check whether they can, create a simple pipeline to use Microsoft-hosted agents and make sure to add a step to check out source code from your server. If this passes, then you can continue using Microsoft-hosted agents.
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