I have created a new Pipeline at dev.azure.com, I have linked to the github repo, and even got triggered on a new Pull Request is created. BUT I can't get a new check for that branch:
PR: trigger is activated and working:
Also the CI is activated:
And the web hooks are created in github:
Summary: I don't know how to link OR create a new check that appears as selectable at github branch configuration.
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My final goal was getting a check for using it at pull request verifications. I'm new in this of CI. After some research, I notice that in the dev.azure pipeline the connection to git hub had the same name as one of the available checks in GitHub branch configuration. So, I mark that check. In this case what happened was that it created a new check when PRs were done, but this check never got updated.
I think there are other configurations options that I actually don't know well. It seems to be related to the fact that in the repo should be a yml file with the pipeline configuration or something like that.
SOLUTION (for me): After talking with a friend of mine, he suggested NOT using azure pipelines for branches/PR validation. Instead, he suggested using Github Actions. That was the solution. After playing a bit with this GitHub actions (runtime versions, running paths, etc.) I got it works perfectly.
