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Characters on accounts that have been inactive for a couple expansions will have their names automatically released, and faster if they are below a certain level.

Other players on your realm will be unable to use your previous name for 90 days. Characters on your World of Warcraft account can use your old character name.

Well, a release represents continuous delivery in Azure DevOps. A pipeline usually takes code, builds it, tests, and creates an artifact. Release pipelines takes the artifact and deploys it. So release pipelines are primarily split up into two components, the artifact and stages.

Release name must be a unique name, therefore Azure DevOps requires you to put $(rev:r) in the name, because it's adding a incremental number for each release. Another option is to use $(Build. BuildNumber) or $(Release. ReleaseId) that are also unique but is not will solve your issue.

No, your account will always stay as is, as long as it is secure. Sorry to hear about the loss of your PC, Morghr. No, we don't delete a WoW license simply because it is inactive, so the account is safe.

Characters that are on an inactive account for a long time, may get renamed (to free it up for someone else) but whilst Blizzard reserve the right to delete characters, they have not yet enforced this right. I recommend contacting player support.

Character names on accounts that have been inactive for the past two expansions automatically become eligible to be used by other characters. So in essence the wait for a name is around 4 to 5 years, assuming the player doesn't log in at any point on any character on their account. Goodness.