other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 12.3. CI Platforms 197 conan Documentation server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 3. In the resulting Update Authentication server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 3. In the resulting Update Authentication server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 12.28. Microsoft’s Azure DevOps (TFS, VSTS) server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 13.3. CI Platforms 211 conan Documentation server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 13.3. CI Platforms 207 conan Documentation server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 13.3. CI Platforms 213 Conan Documentation server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 13.3. CI Platforms 213 Conan Documentation server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 3. In the resulting Update Authentication server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task:

other projects. This allows to clean your current project and continue working even without network connection. To search for packages in the local cache run: $ conan search "*" Existing package recipes: DevOps: 1. In Azure DevOps, go to Project Settings > Service connections. 2. Click + New service connection to display the list control, and select Artifactory. 3. In the resulting Update Authentication server and credential information, and click OK. STEP 2: Add a Conan task Once your Artifactory connection is configured, you may add Conan tasks to your Build or Release pipelines. To add a Conan task: