Create repo with a README using AZ CLI, and return the current commit id

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Create repo with a README using AZ CLI, and return the current commit id #12165

Open ap-bansal opened 4 years ago

ap-bansal commented 4 years ago

AZ Repos Create Feature request

I cannot create repos with an initial readme, when I use az repos create command.
An optional flag to create the repo with a README, would be really helpful. The command after running should also return the commit-id on the command line. Please add this functionality.
The main point of having this is cloning this repo with a README, and not totally empty. In other words, creating a repo with atleast one commit on master.

arrownj commented 4 years ago

Hi @gauravsaralMs , could you please help with this devops extension issue?

ap-bansal commented 4 years ago

Please let me know if you need more info about the issue.

ap-bansal commented 4 years ago

Hello @arrownj @gauravsaralMs , Do you need any info from my side? I'd really appreciate a response. Thanks!

gauravsaralMs commented 4 years ago

I am no longer working on this project, please contact @ishitam8

ishitam8 commented 4 years ago

Hi @ap-bansal ,

Apologies for the late reply. Currently this feature is not supported in the azure-devops-cli, since there are no separate cmds to add/commit a file. We rely on your git commands for this.

You can still combine the 'az repos create' command and git add/commit commands and automate your functionality. Will that work for you ?

If not, can you please share your exact use-case?

Also, opening a new issue in devops-extension repo. So, that it can be properly tracked.

wscherphof commented 2 months ago

Hi @ap-bansal ,

Apologies for the late reply. Currently this feature is not supported in the azure-devops-cli, since there are no separate cmds to add/commit a file. We rely on your git commands for this.

You can still combine the 'az repos create' command and git add/commit commands and automate your functionality. Will that work for you ?

It worked for me like that, see https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/issues/22610#issuecomment-2320728172 for code.