

- #March 2017 os x office 2016 update update#
- #March 2017 os x office 2016 update upgrade#
- #March 2017 os x office 2016 update windows#

#March 2017 os x office 2016 update windows#
#March 2017 os x office 2016 update update#
This will give us a faster and more reliable update frequency. Aligning image updates to our sprintly release cycle.Some of the upcoming things we’re working through include: We want to have the best Hosted CI/CD experience and we’d like to be as transparent as possible with the areas of investment we’re evaluating. If you have specific questions regarding our Hosted macOS pools, please reach out to Nilofer on Twitter at Plans for Hosted Agents If your builds run on an older version of Xcode, please take some time to update to Xcode 9.4.1 or later to continue taking advantage of the Hosted macOS images.
#March 2017 os x office 2016 update upgrade#
This upgrade also means versions of Xcode prior to Xcode 9.4.1 will no longer be supported. The latest Xcode updates are only supported on macOS Mojave so this is an important move. In an effort to deliver the latest and greatest tool sets, we will be upgrading our Hosted macOS images from High Sierra to Mojave at the end of March 2019. Hosted macOS is moving to Mojave (OS X 10.14) Or in YAML: - powershell: iex ((New-Object ).DownloadString('')) To workaround this issue, use either a powershell task with inline script iex ((New-Object ).DownloadString('')) In the meantime, Oren Novotny has provided a workaround for folks running into this problem. This issue is fixed in Wave 4 and we are already working on getting the hosted pools updated to this wave. NOTE: There is a known issue with Wave 2 of the VS 2019 Preview affecting customers relying on. We hope you enjoy the new image, please reach out with any questions or issues. For example: jobs:įor customers using the designer, while editing your build pipeline, on the Options or General tab or Process step, for the Agent pool, select the pool named Hosted Windows 2019 with VS2019. Using the new image is easy! If you’re using YAML, just specify the Windows 2019 image in the jobs you want to use it for. When the final build of Visual Studio 2019 is released we will be replacing the Preview installation with the final release. Please note that Visual Studio 2019 is currently in Preview. The Windows 2019 image readme includes the complete list of available tools and versions. It also carries over almost all the tools from our Windows Server 2016 VS2017 image. This image is based on Windows Server 2019 and comes with the Visual Studio 2019 Preview installed. There are exciting times ahead for Hosted Agents in Azure Pipelines!

We’re also excited to share some details about Hosted macOS pools being upgraded to OS X 10.14 (Mojave) as well as some other upcoming road map features we’re planning for the next few months. Today, the Hosted Pipelines Infrastructure team is excited to announce the first of those capabilities is already available, a new hosted image based on Windows Server 2019 including the Preview for Visual Studio 2019! More capabilities are coming to the Hosted Agents experience for Azure Pipelines.
