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title: Build pipelinebui
description: "If I go to my Azure DevOps repo we'll see the following: ![Build pipelinebui](http://ariste.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020-09-30-13_38_19.png) Projects and objects You can see I've checked-in the solution under the Build folder, as I said earlier this is my personal preference and I do…"
url: "https://ariste.info/dynamics365almguide/build-pipeline/"
updated: "2024-08-25"
category: Legacy Guide / Add and build .NET projects
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# Build pipelinebui

If I go to my Azure DevOps repo we'll see the following:

![Build pipelinebui](http://ariste.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020-09-30-13_38_19.png)
Projects and objects

    You can see I've checked-in the solution under the Build folder, as I said earlier this is my personal preference and I do that to keep the solutions I'll use to build the code under control.   In my build pipeline I make sure I'm using this solution to build the code:

![Build pipelinebui](http://ariste.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020-09-30-13_43_12.png)
Build Dynamics 365 solution

    Run the pipeline and when it's done you can check the build step and you'll see a line that reads:

```
Copying file from "D:\a\9\s\Build\AASBuildNetDemo\AASBuildNetDemoLibrary\bin\Debug\AASBuildNetDemoLibrary.dll" to "D:\a\9\b\AASDemo\bin\AASBuildNetDemoLibrary.dll".
```

    And if you download the DP, unzip it, navigate to AOSService\\Packages\\files and unzip the file in there, then open the bin folder, you'll see our library's DLL there:

![Build pipelinebui](http://ariste.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/2020-09-30-13_52_47.png)
Victory!

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