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Why is Microsoft creating a YAML file for code deployment? Should I only use the Wizard for initial build and then export the YAML and use it from there on out?



I think that the YAML would be fine if I could re-import it back into the pipeline to reconstruct the Wizard. I don't know how to add things comfortably to the YAML, so this leads to a lot of typos and then creating a simple pipeline to see the YAML created for a specific task.



When should I use the YAML (and why) and when should I use the Wizard (and why)?










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    Why is Microsoft creating a YAML file for code deployment? Should I only use the Wizard for initial build and then export the YAML and use it from there on out?



    I think that the YAML would be fine if I could re-import it back into the pipeline to reconstruct the Wizard. I don't know how to add things comfortably to the YAML, so this leads to a lot of typos and then creating a simple pipeline to see the YAML created for a specific task.



    When should I use the YAML (and why) and when should I use the Wizard (and why)?










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      Why is Microsoft creating a YAML file for code deployment? Should I only use the Wizard for initial build and then export the YAML and use it from there on out?



      I think that the YAML would be fine if I could re-import it back into the pipeline to reconstruct the Wizard. I don't know how to add things comfortably to the YAML, so this leads to a lot of typos and then creating a simple pipeline to see the YAML created for a specific task.



      When should I use the YAML (and why) and when should I use the Wizard (and why)?










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      Why is Microsoft creating a YAML file for code deployment? Should I only use the Wizard for initial build and then export the YAML and use it from there on out?



      I think that the YAML would be fine if I could re-import it back into the pipeline to reconstruct the Wizard. I don't know how to add things comfortably to the YAML, so this leads to a lot of typos and then creating a simple pipeline to see the YAML created for a specific task.



      When should I use the YAML (and why) and when should I use the Wizard (and why)?







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          well, basically, if you are doing something adhoc, use the wizard, but for something more static, thats supposed to scale and be manageable use yaml. its like asking: "why do you need scripting languages" or "why do you need infrastructure as code". Sure you can always use GUI. But sometimes gui is far worse






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            well, basically, if you are doing something adhoc, use the wizard, but for something more static, thats supposed to scale and be manageable use yaml. its like asking: "why do you need scripting languages" or "why do you need infrastructure as code". Sure you can always use GUI. But sometimes gui is far worse






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              well, basically, if you are doing something adhoc, use the wizard, but for something more static, thats supposed to scale and be manageable use yaml. its like asking: "why do you need scripting languages" or "why do you need infrastructure as code". Sure you can always use GUI. But sometimes gui is far worse






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                well, basically, if you are doing something adhoc, use the wizard, but for something more static, thats supposed to scale and be manageable use yaml. its like asking: "why do you need scripting languages" or "why do you need infrastructure as code". Sure you can always use GUI. But sometimes gui is far worse






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                well, basically, if you are doing something adhoc, use the wizard, but for something more static, thats supposed to scale and be manageable use yaml. its like asking: "why do you need scripting languages" or "why do you need infrastructure as code". Sure you can always use GUI. But sometimes gui is far worse







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