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Azure WebApp Use Pipfile.lock instead of requirements.txt

I am attempting to deploy a django web-app to an Azure web server. According to the documentation, for dependencies, it automatically looks for either a requirements.txt or a setup.py. (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/configure-language-python#could-not-find-setuppy-or-requirementstxt). Due to a bug in one of the sub dependencies…

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Pull request build from Azure in Jenkins?

We are migrating our gitlab projects to AzureDevOps. Currently, our projects in gitlab are configured with a webhook, which triggers a jenkins build on every commmit. The jenkins build pipeline is written in groovy, and has a different flow when…

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