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Our plan is to start running GitHub Actions in parallel with Azure Pipelines in
the next few weeks, and we’ll keep the community updated as we learn more.

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**[Update]** Some members of the community asked why we're considering to
switch away from Azure Pipelines so soon after migrating to it. We want to
reaffirm that we're happy with Pipelines as a product, but both Microsoft and
GitHub asked us to try GitHub Actions because it's more closely integrated into
the GitHub workflow that we already use. After we used it for a while in other
repositories we were satisfied enough to start evaluating a migration for
rustc's CI.