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No Azure pipeline created after deploying Build server in LCS

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I followed an online tutorial to deploy my build server in LCS, and it mentioned that the Azure build pipeline would be automatically created when the build environment is deployed. Mine didn't create any pipeline and I verified that my LCS is connected to the devops group. Is this expected behavior? And if I need to create a pipeline manually, can anyone tell me how to do it or provide some documentation? Currently, when I try to create a pipeline in devops and select TFS as my repo type, nothing happens and I can't proceed.

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No Azure pipeline created after deploying Build server in LCS

Here is the screenshot of my repos. We used TFS when setting up the devops project.
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Anthony Blake 2,207 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at

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No Azure pipeline created after deploying Build server in LCS

Hi,

Could you share a screenshot of your repos - it sounds as though you have your Azure DevOps project setup for git rather than TFVC, you may been to add a TFVC report to be able to add the pipeline.

Do you have TFVC source control enabled/available?

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No Azure pipeline created after deploying Build server in LCS

Before we get into that, let me ask you something else. Do you really need your own build server? Have you considered the option of using a Microsoft-hosted build agent instead?

I haven't deployed a build server recently, but I'm not aware of any change, therefore I'd expect a build pipeline created automatically. But if it didn't happen, you can create a pipeline on your own. Unfortunately, the pipeline templates in X++ Samples GitHub repo (that you can import to Azure DevOps) seems to be all for Microsoft-hosted build agents, therefore they can't be used without changes if you need your own build server. But I think there used to be a script on build servers to create the default pipeline.