Closed mbernard closed 5 years ago
This is because you don't have a git user set in your pipeline. You should set it to build a valid signature just like the AzureDevOps extension does: https://github.com/NuKeeperDotNet/NuKeeper-AzureDevops-extension/blob/master/nukeeper/src/NuKeeper.ts#L20
Any reason why you are not using the extension?
@MarcBruins Ok I changed to the VSTS extension from the marketplace, but now I got 403 How am I suppose to set the access token with that task? I seems I can only set some extra arguments
Good point, that is something i stil need to document. You have to give the extension access rights.
That will give your build service user enough rights to do it.
Thx Working perflectly now
Hm, that should have failed earlier with a better message!
I go this error when using nukeeper repo in Azure DevOps
Updates failed NuKeeperException : Failed to build signature, did not get valid git user identity from token or from repo config
I get no problem checkout the code, but fails when trying to git commit
Here's the full log