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Makes changes to the “CI Integration” page

  1. Adds an Azure DevOps Example
  2. Adds the -y flag to the CI script example

**2.1 Configure Git.** You can set up your Azure DevOps pipeline to add git credentials with Git CLI or you can extrapolate it in a Node script like this:
```js
const shell = require('shelljs');
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Why don't we give example in terms of the yaml pipeline itself? shelling out to a task in just-scripts seems overkill?

I'm thinking something like this:

steps:
  - script: git config .... 

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You have most of it down below in the yaml example

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👌👌 Good point! I was kind of on a fence on this one. Ideally, I would want ADO to have a pre-built task for this.

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