USING RUNTIME VARIABLES IN AZURE YAML CHECKOUT
Azure devops pipeline
I am trying to checkout 2 repositories. The one which I’m running from is fine. The second repository. I retrieve a branch name from job 1. I then pass this branch name into the checkout of the second repository using inline commands and environmental variables. But it does not work.
Azure DevOps auto conversion of value to integer type in yaml
Given this Azure DevOps yaml for a test pipeline:
Ignore pipeline resource for manual builds in azure dev ops
I have pipeline A which is a build pipeline that produces artifacts, and I have pipeline B which has
Azure Dev Ops yaml pipeline run one target at a time
I want to run a pipeline that looks like this:
how to create a release pipeline to deploy all .sql scripts in a folder recursively
I am using SQL Server database deploy task to deploy sql scripts to an on-prem SQL Server database. But the downside I see to this is I could only do 1 script at a time. This would work fine only when I have a small finite number of files but if the number of files increase this option would not scale up. What other options are available in Azure DevOps.
How to Add DisplayName when deploying Azure DevOps Pipelines with yaml
I’m trying to add displayName to my yaml code when deploying pipelines, however when I run the pipeline the displayName doesn’t appear.
Yaml to deploy SQL script using Azure DevOps
In our git repo we have a folder called ExternalSQLScripts with sub-folders for Tables, Views, Functions, StoredProcedures etc. Loop through each sub-folder and execute all the .sql files on the external SQL Server. We only have access to just deploy the SQL Server database object scripts we cannot do a .dacpac database deploy.
Unable to create a build pipeline with yaml in Azure DevOps
I am attempting to build a Pipeline in AzureDevOps (without using the classic editor). I have so far created the following yaml code: