azure-pipelines-yaml

问题 I'm looking if I can specify a list of agents in Agent pool demands? In UI azure pipeline has only two options equals and exists. So, I tried adding two demands but pipeline takes only first demand The same in yaml is as follows, pool: name: AWS Pool demands: - Agent.Name -equals simLin02 - Agent.Name -equals ubuAgent01 I would like to know if there is any logical way of specifying the list of agent machines in yaml like following or any other alternatives where I can pass a list of agent

问题 I'm looking if I can specify a list of agents in Agent pool demands? In UI azure pipeline has only two options equals and exists. So, I tried adding two demands but pipeline takes only first demand The same in yaml is as follows, pool: name: AWS Pool demands: - Agent.Name -equals simLin02 - Agent.Name -equals ubuAgent01 I would like to know if there is any logical way of specifying the list of agent machines in yaml like following or any other alternatives where I can pass a list of agent

问题 I have two templates created -- one for getting and setting some configurations such as region names and one for deploying. I'm trying to use the variables set in the configuration template task as parameter inputs to the deploy template. Is there an actual way of doing this? My config template: steps: - task: AzureCLI@2 name: Config displayName: Get Config and Generate Variables inputs: azureSubscription: '$(Subscription)' scriptType: bash scriptLocation: inlineScript inlineScript: |

问题 I'm studying about azuredevops pipelines to a new project. I'm totally new about devops. In this project, I want to use lerna.js to manage my monorepo and my packages. Considering that I have those three projects inside my monorepo: Package 1 (1.0.1) Package 2 (1.0.0) Package 3 (1.0.3) And I want to create a new TAG, which will increase the Package 3 to (1.0.4). How can I trigger an Azure Pipeline just to Package 3? There is any guide? I watched one talk about monorepos with lerna.js and I'm

问题 I know how to change the runName (also known as Build.BuildNumber) but as shown here the commit message also shows up (this is the pipeline page in devops) even though it's not part of the name that I set. This behavior is also present when I don't change the name, it just looks like yyyyMMdd.rev <commit message> . I don't want the message there because the BuildNumber that I set describes the pipeline run better, and the commit message could be confusing. Is it possible to remove the commit

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60912733/azure-pipelines-yaml-unexpected-value-variables

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60912733/azure-pipelines-yaml-unexpected-value-variables

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60912733/azure-pipelines-yaml-unexpected-value-variables

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62159527/build-only-projects-which-are-changed-in-a-solution-azure-ci-pipeline-yaml

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60540841/how-to-automatically-git-tag-a-after-a-pull-request-has-completed-on-azure-de