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Automatic deployment and updating desktop applications from Azure DevOps?
I've started using Azure DevOps and I have several Windows desktop applications. I'd like to allow desktop users to launche the application and have it automatically download/update to the latest version. Are there any best practices for this? I'm not looking to automatically install the application on a list of computers, but I'd like to allow a user to click a desktop shortcut which will install/download/update the application according to the latest version in Azure DevOps.
I've started using Azure DevOps and I have several Windows desktop applications.
I'd like to allow desktop users to launche the application and have it automatically download/update to the latest version.
Are there any best practices for this?
I'm not looking to automatically install the application on a list of computers, but I'd like to allow a user to click a desktop shortcut which will install/download/update the application according to the latest version in Azure DevOps.
