Jesse Houwing 04 Apr, 2016
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While I've released my VSTS Extension Tasks to GitHub and the Visual Studio Marketplace some time ago, I was reminded that I've never really blogged about it yet. You may wonder what it does.
The VSTS Extension Tasks are a set of tasks for Team Build and Release Management to package, publish, share and install extensions to your Visual Studio Team Services account or TFS 2015 update 2 server.
There are quite a few people using the extension to package and publish their Visual Studio Team Services and TFS extensions.
There's a few places with more information on how to use them:
The VSTS Extension Tasks are a set of tasks for Team Build and Release Management to package, publish, share and install extensions to your Visual Studio Team Services account or TFS 2015 update 2 server.
There are quite a few people using the extension to package and publish their Visual Studio Team Services and TFS extensions.
There's a few places with more information on how to use them:
I'm using these tasks to package and publish my other build tasks:
A few other MVPs/Rangers that are using these tasks include Richard Fennel, Rene van Osnabrugge, Peter Groenewegen and Utkarsh Shigihalli and others.
Jesse is a passionate trainer and coach, helping teams improve their productivity and quality all the while trying to keep work fun. He is a Professional Scrum Trainer (PST) through Scrum.org, Microsoft Certified Trainer and GitHub Accredited Trainer.
Jesse regularly blogs and you'll find him on StackOverflow, he has received the Microsoft Community Contributor Award three years in a row and has been awarded the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional award since 2015.
Trainer certifications: He loves espresso and dark chocolate, travels a lot and takes photos everywhere he goes.
