咨询：未使用Release Pipelines时，如何创建展示通过流水线部署的最新分支的Azure DevOps仪表盘

Got it, let's tackle this problem since the built-in Deployment Status Widget relies on Release Pipelines which you aren't using. Here are a few practical solutions that should fit your scenario:

• Use Third-Party Dashboard Extensions
  Head over to the Azure DevOps Marketplace and search for widgets focused on deployment tracking directly from build pipelines. Extensions like Build Deployment Status or Deployment Tracker often work with deployment tasks run within build pipelines, pulling data from your build history and deployment job outcomes. Most are easy to install and configure—just pick one that aligns with how you structure your deployment steps in builds.

• Build a Custom Widget with Azure DevOps API
  If off-the-shelf extensions don’t meet your needs, you can create a custom dashboard widget using the Azure DevOps REST API. Call the deployments endpoint (or build-related endpoints if your deployments are part of build jobs) to fetch recent deployment records, then build a simple web UI to visualize this data. Azure DevOps provides guidance on widget development to walk you through packaging and publishing your widget to your organization.

• Leverage Query Results + Markdown Widgets
  If your deployments are tracked via build pipeline runs (with specific tags or task names), set up a build query to filter recent successful/failed deployments. Add the Query Results Widget to your dashboard to display these records. For a more polished view, use a Markdown Widget combined with a script (like a Power Automate flow or Azure Function) that pulls deployment data via API and generates a formatted Markdown table with statuses, timestamps, and target environments—embed that Markdown directly in the widget.

• Integrate with Azure Monitor (for Azure Resource Deployments)
  If you’re deploying to Azure resources, enable deployment logging to Azure Monitor. Create an Azure Monitor dashboard that tracks recent deployment statuses, resource changes, and errors. Then use the Azure Monitor Widget in Azure DevOps to embed this dashboard directly into your DevOps workspace, giving you a unified view of deployment health alongside your DevOps workflows.

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