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    One release assigned to multiple pipeline ?

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      PhilippeC.
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      Hello

      My .Net Dev Team work in this way:

      • create a build to a specific environment (Test, Integration, etc ...) from VisualStudio
      • deploy the build to the specific environment .

      I have some difficult to make this in BuildMaster.
      I am already able to make a simple deployment pipeline:
      CaptureBuild -> Integration -> Test -> Qualif -> Production -> PRA

      I don't want to make one application / release per environnement, but I did not found how to make multiple release and deploy them over multiple pipeline in a single application. Any documentation would be helpful if it is possible.

      I can't change how the dev team is working ...

      Regards

      Philippe C.

      Product: BuildMaster
      Version: 6.0.12

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        Hi

        I finally find how to do it :)

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          Just to clarify, you can create releases on the "Releases" tab, just "Create New Release". You can have multiple simultaneous releases per application going on, which is ideal for a scenario you describe

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