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Enterprise-ready Azure Policy-as-Code (PaC) solution (includes Az DevOps pipeline)
https://azure.github.io/enterprise-azure-policy-as-code/
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Help with setting up ADO pipeline - Question #542

Open chanakanissanka opened 3 months ago

chanakanissanka commented 3 months ago

Would it be possible to give an idea of setting up the ADO pipeline with this new release or any link to a doc that we can follow? I'm a little bit confused at the moment about the new layout for setting up an ADO pipeline. I previously used this https://github.com/Azure/enterprise-azure-policy-as-code/blob/main/Docs/ci-cd-ado-pipelines.md, and it seems it's not valid anymore.

chanakanissanka commented 3 months ago

Was able to use the previously provided pipeline yaml ( singlet-tenant-pipeline.yml and multiple-tenant-pipeline.yml) . would this still be the recommended way or is there any other I have missed?

arrerezai commented 3 months ago

If it makes you feel any better, I am also utilizing the old pipeline (multiple-tenant-pipeline.yml) as the new layout is lacking any explanation on how we should use it. However, the old pipeline is working perfectly fine. Hopefully, a guide is presented hand-in-hand with the first bug fixes in v10.

chanakanissanka commented 3 months ago

@techlake @anwather Any update on this kindly please, I'm on the edge of making this go live for our Env and this recent changes gives bit of uncertainty and need to have a solid understanding of it before dropping this into live. TIA

anwather commented 3 months ago

I haven't had time to go through this and the new pipelines - but I do know the templates folders need to be renamed to templates - and depending on if you use the PowerShell module or the scripts you simply pick the matching folder to rename.