Update Build Number in Azure Devops | Build Number Configuration

How to Update Build Number in Azure Devops ?
We can update Build Number in Azure Devops via two ways .
One from Option Section/Tab and 2nd Via PowerShell Scripts.
To update the build number from Power shell Script.. We need to add following script..
Write-Host "##vso[build.updatebuildnumber]$(VersionNumber).$(VersionRevision)"
Here we have used 2 variables : VersionNumber and VersionRevision.
We need to add 2 variables in PipeLine Configurations..
VersionNumber will be the desired number and VersionRevision is the counter number that will be updated every time, when ever we will create a new build.

[@harishh4464]

Thanks Brother✌Im from Bangalore .

[@AvinTechno]

Welcome 👍

[@moomoo3578]

This is really helpful. I subbed. :)

[@bhaveshsingh2438]

Can you create the pipeline series for react version?

[@imaera1]

Good video, very helpful. One question though, is it possible to get the latest build number from DevOps and show it in the application?

[@AvinTechno]

Thanks Fraeua, You can try to use the variable to be update in config file while Deployment, and use that config value in application.

[@palakmalhotra6428]

@@AvinTechno can you please elaborate that , Im trying to update the build number on the wiki page as a part of dashboard

[@kassanbr]

Hello my friend. Great job.
How do I do this in the release pipeline?

[@AvinTechno]

Hi Carlos, You can do it from Option Tab(Release number format), there you will have the configuration as Release-$(rev:r), you can update that value to Release-$(Build.BuildNumber).
Feel free to reply for any further issue/query.

[@KodeCafe]

How to update the counter variable or reset it?

[@mohdmuzammil8218]

Hey please do complete this series 😊

[@tejaswinikakade7457]

How to add build number and realease no in Azure devops wiki

[@yugandharkaspa686]

Hi friend, I need to implement tags for the docker image build task in the build pipeline written in yaml. I got a solution to use the build.buildID passing a argument for the docker build task, but in yaml we dont have option to define the buildid format. and also since we are using continuous deployment, on the release pipeline end, we need to replace docker tag dynamically with some task with that build.build id during the run time in kubernetes manifest file. your help in this issue is much appreciated.

[@ramallways6321]

In release pipeline, Task called Deploy to Kubernetes, there you can see the Field 'Containers' Behalf of you Azure DevOps will help to add the container image, you need to specify the Docker registry image url with tag $(Build.BuildId) in that field.

[@krishnaghorpade136]

Can you please let me know what is build number or how we define build number?

[@AvinTechno]

Hi Krishna, I will suggest you to please view the video, you doubts should become clear.

[@ahsanejaz4405]

Will the version change to 0.2.0 after 0.1.9 ?

[@AvinTechno]

Nope, you will have to update minor variable.

[@testingic2141]

Do you provide Azure training also?

[@AvinTechno]

Hi, No , I don't, but palling to do in near future.

[@testingic2141]

@@AvinTechno okay thanks

[@ramallways6321]

Does this works only for build pipeline or Release pipeline as well?

[@AvinTechno]

Ram, Build number is used by Release pipeline, so we can know that which release is getting deployed.

[@ramallways6321]

@@AvinTechno Avin, I need to set the dynamic Docker image Tag, that should like Semantic Versioning... Is that possible in azure build pipeline? Curranty I'm using with an predefined variable $(Build.BuildId), its need to replace with an Semantic versioning by dynamically...

[@AvinTechno]

Yes Ram, why not. We can.
Please relate it with this and you will be able to do so..
th-cam.com/video/WBmFTmzopiQ/w-d-xo.html

[@ramallways6321]

Can you create one sample demo for versioning docker images, and also in release pipeline we need to set same version image as pass an variable for kubernetes deployment task dynamically?
Because in build pipeline my docker image tagged with variable build.buildId , same variable as tag I'm using for release pipeline which is attached to the build pipeline.