This change adds the Azure Pipelines build definition that builds IoT Edge v1 and runs all tests, including end-to-end, when changes are pushed to master. The build is not triggered by pull requests. The pipeline that references this definition lives in the product team's internal DevOps project to protect against test secrets leaking into public-facing logs.
The build runs on Debian 8, Ubuntu 16.04, and Windows Server 2016. The YAML file has a lot in common with iotedge.yml, so it would be good to use job-level templates to reduce duplication. However I don't anticipate this repo will see a lot of churn so I chose not to invest in templates.
Note: I had to upgrade our use of .NET Core to a newer version of 1.x. The one we were referencing isn't available on build agents.
This change adds the Azure Pipelines build definition that builds IoT Edge v1 and runs all tests, including end-to-end, when changes are pushed to master. The build is not triggered by pull requests. The pipeline that references this definition lives in the product team's internal DevOps project to protect against test secrets leaking into public-facing logs.
The build runs on Debian 8, Ubuntu 16.04, and Windows Server 2016. The YAML file has a lot in common with iotedge.yml, so it would be good to use job-level templates to reduce duplication. However I don't anticipate this repo will see a lot of churn so I chose not to invest in templates.
Note: I had to upgrade our use of .NET Core to a newer version of 1.x. The one we were referencing isn't available on build agents.