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Walkthrough

This pull request updates documentation to introduce Azure DevOps Pipeline Failure Detection. The changelog now includes a new section dated February 25, 2025, and additional documentation details the integration of Azure DevOps with CodeRabbit’s Pipeline Failure Remediation tool. The update outlines failure detection, analysis, one-click fix suggestions, and integration with Azure DevOps Checks, and it adds an illustrative image and related resource link. Finally, the Supported Tools listing now includes an entry for Azure DevOps Pipelines.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docs/changelog.md, docs/tools/pipeline-remediation.md	Added new Azure DevOps sections: changelog entry for February 25, 2025 and dedicated documentation outlining pipeline failure detection, remediation features, integration with Azure DevOps Checks, inclusion of an image, and a resource link to Azure DevOps documentation.
docs/tools/tools.md	Inserted a new table entry for "Azure DevOps Pipelines" in the Supported Tools section, linking to the Pipeline Remediation tool under CI/CD Failure Remediation.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant AD as Azure DevOps
    participant PR as PipelineRemediation Tool
    Dev->>AD: Trigger Pipeline Build
    AD-->>PR: Report Build Failure
    PR->>PR: Analyze Failure
    PR->>AD: Update Azure DevOps Checks
    PR->>Dev: Provide One-Click Fix Suggestion

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Possibly related PRs

• Add Azure DevOps initial docs page #81: Introduces documentation for Azure DevOps integration, closely related to the new Azure DevOps feature.
• Feat/pipeline failure docs #219: Focuses on documenting the Pipeline Failure Remediation tool across various CI/CD platforms including Azure DevOps.
• feat/gh-action-failure #186: Adds similar pipeline error detection functionality for GitHub Actions, providing context on multi-platform remediation features.

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docs/tools/tools.md (1)

48-48: New Azure DevOps Pipelines Entry Added
A new table row for "Azure DevOps Pipelines" has been introduced. The entry is well-formatted and the category "CI/CD Failure Remediation" clearly reflects its purpose.

docs/changelog.md (1)

8-22: Changelog Update for Azure DevOps Pipeline Failure Detection
The new changelog section neatly introduces the Azure DevOps Pipeline Failure Detection feature with a clear list of key features. The format is consistent and informative.

docs/tools/pipeline-remediation.md (2)

115-121: Addition of Azure DevOps Section in Supported Platforms
The new "Azure DevOps" section is clearly added with a bullet list highlighting key features—pipeline failure detection, integration with Azure DevOps Checks, support for custom tasks and pipelines, and remediation for build issues. The accompanying image further enhances clarity and aligns with the structure of existing sections.

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177-177: Azure DevOps Documentation Link Added
The new link to Azure DevOps Documentation is a valuable addition in the "Links" section. It provides direct access to official guidance, thereby complementing the new feature documentation.

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