Building Custom Visual Studio Team Service Build Tasks With VSTS DevOps Task SDK

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In this presentation, we are discussing creating custom build & deployment tasks for Visual Studio Team Services using VSTS DevOps Task SDK.

Software

Prerequisites
• Node.js & npm
• tfx-cli npm package (globally installed)
- Cross-Platform CLI for Microsoft Team Foundation Server & Visual Studio Team Services
• vsts-task-lib npm package (local to the project)
- VSTS DevOps Task SDK for developing the custom task
• Visual Studio Team Services Account

CLI for Microsoft Team Foundation Server &
Visual Studio Team Services
• Interacts with Microsoft TFS and Visual Studio Team Services
• Cross platform
- Supported on Windows, Linux and OS X
• Enables you to interact with
• Builds – View, queue, get details for builds
• Build Tasks – Create, upload, list, delete build tasks
• Extensions – Package, publish, manage VSTS/TFS Build tasks
• Work Items – View, create & query work items
https://github.com/Microsoft/tfs-cli

VSTS DevOps Task SDK
• Libraries for writing build/deployment tasks for VSTS
• Libraries for Node.js and PowerShell
• Use TypeScript
- Write tasks that are cross-platform
- Node.js platform
• Use PowerShell
- Runs only on Windows
https://github.com/Microsoft/vsts-task-lib

Important Files
• package.json
- Reference vsts-task-lib and any 3rd party npm packages
• sample-task.ts/js
- Your custom logic for the Visual Studio Team Services build/release task
• icon.png
- Icon used for the custom task on Visual Studio Team Services
• task.json
- Describes the task and used to render the configuration options on screen

Demo
B u i l d i n g C u s t o m V i s u a l S t u d i o Te a m S e r v i c e B u i l d Ta s k s w i t h V S T S D e v O p s Ta s k S D K

Where To Go From Here?
• Publish the task to Visual Studio Marketplace
• Make it available for
- Private Use
- Public Use – Publisher must be verified with Microsoft
• Payment models
- Free
- Paid + Trial

Thank You
S e e Y o u i n t h e N e x t E p i s o d e
Kasun Kodagoda
https://wpdevkvk.wordpress.com

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1. Building Custom Visual Studio Team Service Build Tasks with VSTS DevOps Task SDK Kasun Kodagoda Senior Software Engineer | 99X Technology https://wpdevkvk.wordpress.com

2. Prerequisites • Node.js & npm • tfx-cli npm package (globally installed) - Cross-Platform CLI for Microsoft Team Foundation Server & Visual Studio Team Services • vsts-task-lib npm package (local to the project) - VSTS DevOps Task SDK for developing the custom task • Visual Studio Team Services Account

3. CLI for Microsoft Team Foundation Server & Visual Studio Team Services • Interacts with Microsoft TFS and Visual Studio Team Services • Cross platform - Supported on Windows, Linux and OS X • Enables you to interact with • Builds – View, queue, get details for builds • Build Tasks – Create, upload, list, delete build tasks • Extensions – Package, publish, manage VSTS/TFS Build tasks • Work Items – View, create & query work items https://github.com/Microsoft/tfs-cli

4. VSTS DevOps Task SDK • Libraries for writing build/deployment tasks for VSTS • Libraries for Node.js and PowerShell • Use TypeScript - Write tasks that are cross-platform - Node.js platform • Use PowerShell - Runs only on Windows https://github.com/Microsoft/vsts-task-lib

5. Important Files • package.json - Reference vsts-task-lib and any 3rd party npm packages • sample-task.ts/js - Your custom logic for the Visual Studio Team Services build/release task • icon.png - Icon used for the custom task on Visual Studio Team Services • task.json - Describes the task and used to render the configuration options on screen

6. Demo B u i l d i n g C u s t o m V i s u a l S t u d i o Te a m S e r v i c e B u i l d Ta s k s w i t h V S T S D e v O p s Ta s k S D K

7. Where To Go From Here? • Publish the task to Visual Studio Marketplace • Make it available for - Private Use - Public Use – Publisher must be verified with Microsoft • Payment models - Free - Paid + Trial

8. Thank You S e e Y o u i n t h e N e x t E p i s o d e Kasun Kodagoda https://wpdevkvk.wordpress.com

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