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In VSTS online, I have in my Release process (Under Triggers) the Continuous Deployment checked. On the Set trigger on artifact source, I put a Tag condition (with tags) set to Automated.
I also have a tag in the Build Process. (Correctly adds the Tag to the build)
But my release is not triggered automatically? In the Deployments status (In my Build) it says "Tags set for release trigger did not match the tags in build branch". But they match (See pictures). What could be the issue?
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Create a pull request trigger You can set up pull request triggers for both Azure Repos or GitHub repositories. From within your project, Select Pipelines > Releases, and then select your release pipeline. Under the Pull request trigger section, select the toggle button to enable it.
Each build run can be tagged in Azure Devops, go to the build pipeline (in classic mode), click on a build run (number) and in the ... menu choose Add Tags.
To force a pipeline to run even when there are no code changes, you can use the always keyword. Scheduled builds aren't supported in YAML syntax in this version of Azure DevOps Server. After you create your YAML build pipeline, you can use pipeline settings to specify a scheduled trigger.
This is because you added the tag Automated after the build is finished (by label source or manually). This can’t trigger CD release. Tags should be add during a build (not a build is finished). So you can add a power shell task with inline script in your build definition:
Write-Host "##vso[build.addbuildtag]Automatd"
Then the release will be trigger after build is finished.
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