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I've created Cloud Service and linked TFS Preview Project for CI deployments. I've chosen Manual mode for triggering the builds. The previously queued builds were successfully completed and deployed. And the website based on this Cloud Service was running fine. Waiting in the queue was no more than 3-5 seconds.

Now when I click - "Queue New Build" - the new build item is created in the queue but it never runs.

I can successfully Publish project onto Azure Cloud service from VS2012 though.

What could be the most common reasons for this?

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Have the previously queued builds successfully completed & deployed? Is this the only one that's sitting in the pipeline?Girish
Thanks for the quick response. The previously queued builds were successfully completed and deployed. And the website based on this Cloud Service was running fine. Waiting in the queue was no more than 3-5 seconds.dygo
As part of process of elimination, let's see if the issue is not with the manual queuing process. What if you temporarily try to do Continuous Integration build instead? And just check-in your code to trigger a build? If that kicks off the build, then you know that the build server is doing its job.Girish
Changed the trigger to rebuild on any check in. Checked in the code - new build item appeared in the queue and it's still there. So the problem is not with the manual triggering. Somehow server is ignoring my build requests...dygo

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