Closed ChrisL66 closed 2 years ago
From reviewing the documentation for Definitions - List for the version of Azure DevOps REST API used in update-deployment-settings.yml, and other versions as well, the variables
property expected on the returned BuildDefinitionReference JSON objects does not exist.
It appears that Definitions - Get does document a variables
property on the returned BuildDefinition JSON object, but this property is missing from the response actually coming from Azure DevOps' REST API.
I may have been masking the underlying issue trying to get it to work, if I revert the script, I get
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found 0 vulnerabilities info: Branch start info: Setup branch info: Using supplied access token Add-Member : Cannot bind argument to parameter 'InputObject' because it is null. At D:\a_temp\84d0a947-5a0c-4416-b8d0-a949fa215643.ps1:277 char:48
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidData: (:) [Add-Member], ParameterBindingValidationException
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mmand
Whick I believe is elated to
if(!$found) {
$newBuildDefinitionVariables | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name $configurationVariable -Value @{value = ''}
}
which seems to tie to echo "buildDefinitionResult.variables: $buildDefinitionResult.variables" <- data is there $newBuildDefinitionVariables = $buildDefinitionResult.variables <- this is failing to set the value? echo "newBuildDefinitionVariables: $newBuildDefinitionVariables"
result: buildDefinitionResult.variables: @{options=System.Object[]; triggers=System.Object[]; properties=; tags=System.Object[]; _links=; jobAuthorizationScope=projectCollection; jobTimeoutInMinutes=60; jobCancelTimeoutInMinutes=5; process=; repository=; quality=definition; authoredBy=; drafts=System.Object[]; queue=; id=33; name=deploy-validation-ALM_test; url=https://aaa.visualstudio.com/d9284fd4-545e-4688-8a0e-3220e313006e/_apis/build/Definitions/33?revision=6; uri=vstfs:///Build/Definition/33; path=\; type=build; queueStatus=enabled; revision=6; createdDate=2022-02-09T12:59:43.187Z; project=}.variables newBuildDefinitionVariables:
Issue appears we needed to manually create at least variable in the pipeline to get it to be returned via the API call
Describe the issue
More of a question Just setting the system up, and the pipeline fails on this task I have added some echo statements to debug and it seems to get the setting from cat_usersettings/cat_data (?) table. Those were set to "[]", I have tried setting the value to a dummy value, but still having issues updating the settings Does someone have an example of what should be in the field in Power Platform or why the update would be failing here. error is Exception setting "variables": "The property 'variables' cannot be found on this object. Verify that the property exists and can be set."
Task fails found 0 vulnerabilities info: Branch start info: Setup branch info: Using supplied access token buildDefinitionResourceUrl: https://........visualstudio.com/......./_apis/build/definitions?name=deploy-*-ALM_test&includeAllProperties=true&api-version=6.0 buildDefinitionResponseResults1: set build definition variables definitionId: 33 newBuildDefinitionVariables: configurationVariable: #{team.samplegroupteamname.aadSecurityGroupId}# found: False newEnvironmentConfig: @{original=System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary
2[System.String,System.Object]; logicalname=cat_usersetting; cat_usersettingid=.....; ReturnProperty_EntityName=cat_usersetting; EntityReference=Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.EntityReference; cat_data_Property=[cat_data, [{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://......crm3.dynamics.com/"}]];](https://.......crm3.dynamics.com/%22%7D]];) ReturnProperty_Id=638fd84b-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dc261; cat_data=[{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://......crm3.dynamics.com/"}];](https://......crm3.dynamics.com/%22%7D];) cat_usersettingid_Property=[cat_usersettingid, 638fd84b-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dc261]} variableConfigurationJson: [{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://.........crm3.dynamics.com/"}](https://.....crm.dynamics.com/%22%7D)] variable: @{EnvironmentUrl=[https://......crm.dynamics.com/}](https://......crm.dynamics.com/%7D) newEnvironmentConfig: @{original=System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary
2[System.String,System.Object]; logicalname=cat_usersetting; cat_usersettingid=0bc17b58-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dcbc8; ReturnProperty_EntityName=cat_usersetting; EntityReference=Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.EntityReference; cat_data_Property=cat_data, [{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://.......crm3.dynamics.com/"}]]; ReturnProperty_Id=0bc17b58-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dcbc8; cat_data={"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://........crm3.dynamics.com/"}]; cat_usersettingid_Property=[cat_usersettingid, 0bc17b58-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dcbc8]} variableConfigurationJson: [{"EnvironmentUrl":"https://........crm3.dynamics.com/"}] variable: @{EnvironmentUrl=https://..........crm3.dynamics.com/} configurationVariable: #{team.samplegroupteamname.role}# buildVariable: int Length {get;} found: False newEnvironmentConfig: @{original=System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary2[System.String,System.Object]; logicalname=cat_usersetting; cat_usersettingid=638fd84b-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dc261; ReturnProperty_EntityName=cat_usersetting; EntityReference=Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.EntityReference; cat_data_Property=[cat_data, [{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://.......crm3.dynamics.com/"}]];](https://......crm3.dynamics.com/%22%7D]];) ReturnProperty_Id=638fd84b-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dc261; cat_data=[{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://.........crm3.dynamics.com/"}];](https://........crm3.dynamics.com/%22%7D];) cat_usersettingid_Property=[cat_usersettingid, 638fd84b-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dc261]} variableConfigurationJson: [{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://......crm.dynamics.com/"}](https://.....crm.dynamics.com/%22%7D)] variable: @{EnvironmentUrl=[https://......crm.dynamics.com/}](https://.....crm.dynamics.com/%7D) newEnvironmentConfig: @{original=System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary
2[System.String,System.Object]; logicalname=cat_usersetting; cat_usersettingid=0bc17b58-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dcbc8; ReturnProperty_EntityName=cat_usersetting; EntityReference=Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.EntityReference; cat_data_Property=cat_data, [{"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://........crm3.dynamics.com/"}]]; ReturnProperty_Id=0bc17b58-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dcbc8; cat_data={"EnvironmentUrl":"[https://.....crm3.dynamics.com/"}]; cat_usersettingid_Property=[cat_usersettingid, 0bc17b58-3589-ec11-93b0-0022486dcbc8]} variableConfigurationJson: [{"EnvironmentUrl":"https://......crm3.dynamics.com/"}] variable: @{EnvironmentUrl=https://.....crm.dynamics.com/} Exception setting "variables": "The property 'variables' cannot be found on this object. Verify that the property exists and can be set." At D:\a_temp\f32f4f98-68b6-4add-b93d-027b364ec0c7.ps1:324 char:9[error]PowerShell exited with code '1'.
Finishing: Update Deployment Settings
Expected Behavior
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What component are you experiencing the issue with?
ALM Accelerator Pipelines
What solution version are you using?
Latest from Feb
Steps To Reproduce
Anything else?
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