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@dassayantan24 dassayantan24 commented Oct 21, 2025

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Our courtesy push pipeline doesn’t build every task regularly, which may cause gaps in component governance for tasks that haven’t been built for a long time. The idea is to have a pipeline that runs daily and builds all tasks.


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  • onboadring new yaml for new pipeline to build all tasks
  • tasks we only get from UI or build all tasks with
  • component governance is auto injected as per the 1es template

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@dassayantan24 dassayantan24 changed the title Changes for scheduled CG check for all tasks New Pipeline for Regular Task Builds Oct 23, 2025
@dassayantan24 dassayantan24 marked this pull request as ready for review October 23, 2025 06:37
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/azp run

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Azure Pipelines successfully started running 3 pipeline(s).

default: 'Build all tasks'
values:
- 'Build all tasks'
- 'Build specific tasks'
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We should not have option here to build specific tasks at all. the only option should be to build all tasks always.

we should instead add option to have list of deprecated tasks that can be skipped if needed, or it should pick the list of deprecated tasks from the repo itself may be, the list is available currently in https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks/blob/master/DEPRECATION.md

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list of deprecated tasks that I can try to add, but can’t we keep the build-specific tasks at least for now? This is because testing the pipeline initially with all tasks will take around 9 hours

image: abtt-windows-2022
os: windows
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- template: /ci/ci-build-tasks/common-steps.yml@self
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Can we use any existing template file for build all taks like https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-tasks/blob/master/ci/build-all-tasks.yml ??

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