NuKeeper detects Gitea when being run against Azure DevOps Server 2019

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NuKeeper detects Gitea when being run against Azure DevOps Server 2019 #1075

Closed timmkrause closed 3 years ago

timmkrause commented 3 years ago

🐛 Bug Report

Using NuKeeper extension against Azure DevOps Server 2019 (Dev17.M153.5) with NuKeeper version 0.34.0. The tool seems to detect Gitea and not Azure DevOps as the following error message within the log shows:

No valid Gitea repo during repo check

Is the on-prem "Server" variant not supported?

Expected behavior

Detects Azure DevOps provider.

Reproduction steps

Configuration

NuKeeper Extension

Version: 0.34.0

Platform if applicable:

[ ] :hammer_and_wrench: NuKeeper CLI
[ ] :sparkles: GitHub
[x] :robot: Azure DevOps
[ ] :checkered_flag: Bitbucket
[ ] :earth_americas: Gitlab
[ ] :tv: Gitea
[ ] :whale: Docker

timmkrause commented 3 years ago

The error message provided when using the repo command is more suitable:

Unable to work out which platform to use {repoUrl} could not be matched

So it seems on-prem Azure DevOps is unsupported...

timmkrause commented 3 years ago

--platform seems to be an option. Neither the CLI, nor the documentation mentions the valid values which should be provided.

Googling...

timmkrause commented 3 years ago

Just tried "AzureDevOps" and then #1009 hits hard.

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timmkrause commented 3 years ago

A human response would be great.

timmkrause commented 3 years ago

NuKeeper dead?

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