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Azure DevOps - Pull requests - Build expired

I made a pull request in Azure Devops that had some policies. The code was reviewed and the build succeeded but  I didn’t had time to complete the Pull request.

Later when I came back I noticed that the Build was expired and  therefore I couldn’t complete the Pull request anymore.

Build Expiration is a part of the build branch policies. It makes sure that updates to your protected branch don't break open pull requests.

You can choose between:

  • Always require a new build
  • Require a new build if older than ... hours
  • Don't require a new build

If the build expired, you can retrigger it by clicking on the … next to the Build expired message and choosing Queue build:

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