As is suggested HERE and in some of the answers on this thread, certain variables may have different values or not exist at all depending on where you are while trying to access them. The pipeline.startTime variable used here is subtle and not mentioned anywhere in the Pipeline Predefined Variables documentation, even when being careful to land on the correct documentation based on the pipeline method being used.
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When i click on driver properties i get this. Inline script: $date=$(Get-Date -Format g) There is a yellow exclamation on this in my device manager under VSO devices (whatever that means). With the 2990WX there are approximately 19.2 billion transistors on this CPU. Like the Threadripper 2950X and other Threadripper parts, the 2990WX provides 64 PCI Express lanes. Else you should define it in variables Tab.Īdd a power shell task at the begin of deploy tasks: With Threadripper 2 being based upon AMD's Zen+ technology, there are significant improvements to the cache and memory latencies over Threadripper 1.
If you need to use the variable for a environment, you can define it in environment variables. Detail steps as below: Define a variable in releaseĪssume the variable name is time, and we set the value as none. You can define a variable with any value, and then modify the variable as current date.