Sampler.AzureDevOpsTasks.psm1
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#Region './Private/Task.Create_AzureDevOps_Release.ps1' 0 <# .SYNOPSIS This is the alias to the meta build task Task.Create_AzureDevOps_Release's script file. .DESCRIPTION This makes available the alias 'Task.Create_AzureDevOps_Release' that is exported in the module manifest so that the build task can be correctly imported using for example Invoke-Build. .NOTES This is using the pattern lined out in the Invoke-Build repository https://github.com/nightroman/Invoke-Build/tree/master/Tasks/Import. #> Set-Alias -Name 'Task.Create_AzureDevOps_Release' -Value "$PSScriptRoot/tasks/Create_AzureDevOps_Release.build.ps1" #EndRegion './Private/Task.Create_AzureDevOps_Release.ps1' 17 #Region './Private/Task.Create_PR_From_SourceBranch.ps1' 0 <# .SYNOPSIS This is the alias to the build task Create_PR_From_SourceBranch's script file. .DESCRIPTION This makes available the alias 'Task.Create_PR_From_SourceBranch' that is exported in the module manifest so that the build task can be correctly imported using for example Invoke-Build. .NOTES This is using the pattern lined out in the Invoke-Build repository https://github.com/nightroman/Invoke-Build/tree/master/Tasks/Import. #> Set-Alias -Name 'Task.Create_PR_From_SourceBranch' -Value "$PSScriptRoot/tasks/Create_PR_From_SourceBranch.build.ps1" #EndRegion './Private/Task.Create_PR_From_SourceBranch.ps1' 17 #Region './Public/Invoke-AzureDevOpsTasksGit.ps1' 0 <# .SYNOPSIS Executes git with the provided arguments. .DESCRIPTION This command executes git with the provided arguments and throws an error if the call failed. .PARAMETER Argument Specifies the arguments to call git with. It is passes as an array of strings, e.g. @('tag', 'v2.0.0'). .EXAMPLE Invoke-AzureDevOpsTasksGit -Argument @('config', 'user.name', 'MyName') Calls git to set user name in the git config. .NOTES Git does not throw an error that can be caught by the pipeline. For example this git command error but does not throw 'hello' as one would expect. ``` PS> try { git describe --contains } catch { throw 'hello' } fatal: cannot describe '144e0422398e89cc8451ebba738c0a410b628302' ``` So we have to determine if git worked or not by checking the last exit code and then throw an error to stop the pipeline. #> function Invoke-AzureDevOpsTasksGit { param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [System.String[]] $Argument ) # The catch is triggered only if 'git' can't be found. try { & git $Argument } catch { throw $_ } <# This will trigger an error if git returned an error code from the above execution. Git will also have outputted an error message to the console so we just need to throw a generic error. #> if ($LASTEXITCODE) { throw "git returned exit code $LASTEXITCODE indicated failure." } } #EndRegion './Public/Invoke-AzureDevOpsTasksGit.ps1' 57 |