Open thulasi-rajasekaran opened 5 years ago
@thulasi-rajasekaran this is not supported currently. If you "bring your own code", then we do not import the repository into Azure DevOps repo. The rationale for doing so is that your application code already exists in an external repo and we should create CI/CD pipeline for that rather than for a duplicate repo. Is there a reason you want to import your existing repo and create a duplicate of it?
@bishal-pdMSFT The reason is we keep our solution (Reference Architecture with boilerplate codes) in our common repository and whenever we onboard new customer we would like to run the ARM template to setup DevOps project and copy the solution from our common repository to newly created repository.
@pulkitaggarwl to consider this
@thulasi-rajasekaran Just trying to think more about your use case. It seems you want to have a get started experience for your customers where they will get your common code and CI/CD pipeline. So, do you want just the code to be cloned to Azure DevOps repo or you also want control over the Build definition and Release definition?
@bishal-pdMSFT Both clone to DevOps repos and managing build definitions.
@bishal-pdMSFT Any update or suggestion for me?
@thulasi-rajasekaran I think a better fit for you would be to define a new "Pipeline template" in which you can define your source, BD and RD configuration. We already have this extensibility in the product. Let me discuss this internally in my team, and then I will come back with guidance for you.
Could you guide me to get the documentation?
@thulasi-rajasekaran sorry for the delay, we are discussing this internally. I will update you as soon as we have something concrete to share with you.
@thulasi-rajasekaran just to update you. We discussed this internally and I have started work on writing a doc for you. I will give you the link once I have the doc ready.
@thulasi-rajasekaran I have added a doc here
Please let me know if you have more questions or have feedback.
@thulasi-rajasekaran did you get a change to go through the doc?
I am trying to create a new Azure DevOps project with bringing your own template concept. I could successfully create the DevOps project, but CI/CD is referencing where I have my reference (some common repository) sample application. I would like to get the reference solution from my common repository and push to the newly created project’s repository. Is it possible? Here is the template I used: { "$schema": "https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas/2015-01-01/Microsoft.Resources.json#", "contentVersion": "1.0.0.0", "parameters": { "projectSettings": { "type": "Object" }, "azureAuth": { "type": "SecureString" } }, "variables": {}, "resources": [ { "type": "microsoft.visualstudio/account", "name": "[parameters('projectSettings').accountName]", "apiVersion": "2014-02-26", "location": "[parameters('projectSettings').accountLocation]", "properties": { "operationType": "[parameters('projectSettings').accountOperationType]", "accountName": "[parameters('projectSettings').accountName]", "ownerUpn": "[parameters('projectSettings').ownerUpn]" }, "resources": [ { "type": "project", "name": "[parameters('projectSettings').projectName]", "apiVersion": "2014-02-26", "location": "[parameters('projectSettings').accountLocation]", "properties": { "ProcessTemplateId": "[parameters('projectSettings').processTemplateId]", "VersionControlOption": "[parameters('projectSettings').versionControlOption]", "ownerUpn": "[parameters('projectSettings').ownerUpn]", "PipelineBootstrapConfigurations": [ { "name": "[parameters('projectSettings').projectName]", "templateId": "ms.vss-continuous-delivery-pipeline-templates.aspnetcore-windowswebapp-byoc", "templateParameters": { "subscriptionId": "862fc568--4e94-9c80-a0a647**", "resourceGroup": "devops-byoc-rg", "webAppName": " devops-byoc", "location": "East US", "appServicePlan": "S1 Standard", "appInsightLocation": "South Central US", "azureAuth": "[parameters('azureAuth')]" }, "repository": { "repositoryType": "Git", "id": "https://portal-****@dev.azure.com/*********/Portal/_git/arm", "defaultBranch": "master", "authorization": { "authorizationType": "basic", "parameters": { "userName": "****", "userPassword": "***" } } } } ] }, "dependsOn": [ "[concat('microsoft.visualstudio/account/', parameters('projectSettings').accountName)]" ] } ] } ] }