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How can I take backup before doing releasing new changes in vsts
VSTS Release Management: filter by branch on artifact sourceHow to add an environment scoped variable in the VSTS release definition editor?Need the mail to be triggered upon success or failure of Build or release definition in VSTSTeam Services Release Management backup before deploymentDetermine the previous commit during a VSTS releaseHow to set DriftOptionBlockDataLoss to false in SQL Change Automation VSTS release pluginVSTS release configurations for several environmentsVSTS Release - Delete Azure BLOB Container / ContentsBlue/Green Deployment using VSTS Release DefinitionsHow can I download/backup build from Azure cloud prior new release using FTPS in VSTS Build/release process?
I have a release definition,now I want to take the backup of old one before deploying new one if any know the answer please share the steps or picture
Because I'm new to CI/cd
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I have a release definition,now I want to take the backup of old one before deploying new one if any know the answer please share the steps or picture
Because I'm new to CI/cd
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HI SP, did my reply helped or gave a right direction. If so appreciate for marking it as an answer which will also helps others in the community.
– PatrickLu-MSFT
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I have a release definition,now I want to take the backup of old one before deploying new one if any know the answer please share the steps or picture
Because I'm new to CI/cd
azure-devops task devops asked Mar 7 at 20:55
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I have a release definition,now I want to take the backup of old one before deploying new one if any know the answer please share the steps or picture
Because I'm new to CI/cd
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HI SP, did my reply helped or gave a right direction. If so appreciate for marking it as an answer which will also helps others in the community.
– PatrickLu-MSFT
Mar 12 at 1:45
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HI SP, did my reply helped or gave a right direction. If so appreciate for marking it as an answer which will also helps others in the community.
– PatrickLu-MSFT
Mar 12 at 1:45
HI SP, did my reply helped or gave a right direction. If so appreciate for marking it as an answer which will also helps others in the community.
– PatrickLu-MSFT
Mar 12 at 1:45
HI SP, did my reply helped or gave a right direction. If so appreciate for marking it as an answer which will also helps others in the community.
– PatrickLu-MSFT
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According to your description, seems you want Azure DevOps for a release definition to have a step that backs up the directory for the application before it deploys the updated code.
There are a Copy Files and a Archive Files task which you can drop into your process. You can even make the tasks conditional based on your needs.
When you want the "old" release, the normal thing to do would be to schedule a new release with the previous version to install. Or to fix the issue and trigger a new release with the fixed contents.
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According to your description, seems you want Azure DevOps for a release definition to have a step that backs up the directory for the application before it deploys the updated code.
There are a Copy Files and a Archive Files task which you can drop into your process. You can even make the tasks conditional based on your needs.
When you want the "old" release, the normal thing to do would be to schedule a new release with the previous version to install. Or to fix the issue and trigger a new release with the fixed contents.
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According to your description, seems you want Azure DevOps for a release definition to have a step that backs up the directory for the application before it deploys the updated code.
There are a Copy Files and a Archive Files task which you can drop into your process. You can even make the tasks conditional based on your needs.
When you want the "old" release, the normal thing to do would be to schedule a new release with the previous version to install. Or to fix the issue and trigger a new release with the fixed contents.
answered Mar 8 at 10:16
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According to your description, seems you want Azure DevOps for a release definition to have a step that backs up the directory for the application before it deploys the updated code.
There are a Copy Files and a Archive Files task which you can drop into your process. You can even make the tasks conditional based on your needs.
When you want the "old" release, the normal thing to do would be to schedule a new release with the previous version to install. Or to fix the issue and trigger a new release with the fixed contents.
answered Mar 8 at 10:16
PatrickLu-MSFTPatrickLu-MSFT
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According to your description, seems you want Azure DevOps for a release definition to have a step that backs up the directory for the application before it deploys the updated code.
There are a Copy Files and a Archive Files task which you can drop into your process. You can even make the tasks conditional based on your needs.
When you want the "old" release, the normal thing to do would be to schedule a new release with the previous version to install. Or to fix the issue and trigger a new release with the fixed contents.
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HI SP, did my reply helped or gave a right direction. If so appreciate for marking it as an answer which will also helps others in the community.
– PatrickLu-MSFT
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