CI: azure pipelines are not in PRS

[jreback]

cc @pandas-dev/pandas-core

[jreback]

last run on thursday: https://dev.azure.com/pandas-dev/pandas/_build

[WillAyd]

Any chance something shows wrong with our plan on the plugin?

https://github.com/marketplace/azure-pipelines

I don't see anything for pandas on that, but maybe an access thing

[jreback]

i deselected and reselected the plugin, let's see

[jreback]

ok was able to run on master (its queued). let's see

[jreback]

#32697 just triggered, so let's see

[datapythonista]

I read on twitter that @seanlaw had problems with this yesterday, I guess it's an issue in Azure: https://twitter.com/seanmylaw/status/1238526293207023617

@vtbassmatt @chrispat do you know what's the problem on pipelines not starting for pull requests?

[jreback]

yeah so a manual runs seems to work, but its not triggering.

[seanlaw]

@datapythonista @jreback Not sure what you have inside of your azure-pipelines.yml but I ended up needing to explicitly add a PR trigger:

trigger:
- master

pr:
- master

Previous to yesterday, it was enough to trigger CI with only:

trigger:
- master

I just checked my own repo and submitted a PR and it triggered properly. Something must've changed on Azure. Hope this helps.

[datapythonista]

Thanks for the info @seanlaw, let's give it a try (we didn't have any of these options).

[datapythonista]

Yep, looks like adding these pipelines is triggered, thanks!

[seanlaw]

Glad it worked out!

Not sure if I'm the only one who failed to read the docs but I also learned from the Azure folks yesterday that you can trigger pipeline runs by commenting directly on PRs: /azp run

[datapythonista]

Not sure if I'm the only one who failed to read the docs but I also learned from the Azure folks yesterday that you can trigger pipeline runs by commenting directly on PRs: /azp run

That's very useful to know, thanks!