continuous-integration

问题 I have a java application and am trying to use Azure DevOps to build and deploy. Am able to do a build and publish the artifact in the build pipeline. In the release pipeline, I stages (dev/train/prod) in each stage I have a maven task to detokenize the build specific to the environment which I am able to do but I want to publish it as a artifact similar to the one in build pipeline. Is there any task to do that or any other alternate approach? 回答1: Can we publish artifacts in release

问题 We are having issues with being able to deploy to openshift. The deployment process runs but then doesn't actually deploy any new code to our gears. Here is my travis file: language: node_js node_js: - '0.10' before_script: - npm install -g bower grunt-cli - gem install sass - bower install services: mongodb before_deploy: - rm -rf .sass-cache .tmp client e2e node_modules server styleguide *.* - mv dist/* ./ - rm -rf dist - ls notifications: slack: REMOVED deploy: - provider: heroku api_key:

问题 Has anyone figured out how to actually 'use the Classic Editor' once you've gone through the effort of creating a YAML pipeline? I have two YAML pipelines I'm trying to link so pipe A kicks off after a successful completion of pipe B. According to Microsoft's own documentation: Build completion triggers are not yet supported in YAML syntax. After you create your YAML build pipeline, you can use the classic editor to specify a build completion trigger. If it was a snake, it probably would have

问题 I am using TeamCity for CI and build for my Angular App. As of now i have configured the project such that On each commit the build is triggering and generating the package successfully. Now i have requirement that on each successful build, the generated build package should get deployed on a server(we call it artifacts(e.g: https://serverurl.com). Can anybody please guide how to configure my project to achieve this? 回答1: TeamCity contains an integrated lightweight builds artifact repository.

问题 I am using TeamCity for CI and build for my Angular App. As of now i have configured the project such that On each commit the build is triggering and generating the package successfully. Now i have requirement that on each successful build, the generated build package should get deployed on a server(we call it artifacts(e.g: https://serverurl.com). Can anybody please guide how to configure my project to achieve this? 回答1: TeamCity contains an integrated lightweight builds artifact repository.

问题 I need to pack all my js, but need to edit it going into source control. is there a nice easy plugin for ccnet, or nant, that will allow me to pack my js, and store them in the same files on the way out to production. Not really looking for file combining, just minifying each file. 回答1: Here is the best answer I have found. It calls the YUI version of minify and just uses plain old Nant to do so and replace the existing js files with the minifyed ones. http://codeclimber.net.nz/archive/2007

问题 I need to pack all my js, but need to edit it going into source control. is there a nice easy plugin for ccnet, or nant, that will allow me to pack my js, and store them in the same files on the way out to production. Not really looking for file combining, just minifying each file. 回答1: Here is the best answer I have found. It calls the YUI version of minify and just uses plain old Nant to do so and replace the existing js files with the minifyed ones. http://codeclimber.net.nz/archive/2007

问题 I am using Continuous Integration feature in Team Services (was Visual Studio Online). My build definition targets a specific project in a solution (not the whole solution), which is ClientUI MVC website. The solution contains three projects: ClientUI AdminUI Client Services The Build Definition for ClientUI Project: Repository : Nuget Installer Step: I have tried different params but not working. Visual Studio Build Before trying to target the a single project, my build definition was

问题 We use TFS Build Server on continuous integration. The result of build is web application which is deployed with Publish functionality integrated with MSBuild. We generate on build server, before build starts (Pre-build event), a minimized JavaScript files, which are copied in source directory on build machine. Sadly these aren't published in IIS, either are in Published Web Sites folder. How can wen accomplish this with Publish possibilities in TFS? What we tried: We tried change the

问题 We have a creat-react-app application, which includes a couple of variables that are different (react) build time, depending on where the build will be deployed. For example, we need to specify build time which URL will be used, e.g. https://app-stage.company.com for a release-x.y.z build vs. https://app.company.com for a master build (please refer to this article about GitFlow). We've already created such a build pipeline as suggested here, which will build with the appropriate react config