Build pipelines allow you to compile the source code, run unit tests, and publish your code as deployable artifacts. In classic build pipelines, you can easily drag and drop steps and set up the pipeline in a very visual way. You can use several settings available in the build pipeline to determine its behavior. Throughout the next three chapters, we will be exploring these features and their usage in detail.
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