AppVeyor doesn't support a custom script deployment provider, so the after_build (always run) or after_deploy (only run when deployments are triggered, so currently only on tags) can be used instead.
The artifact for the Umbraco package would need to be retrieved from the $artifacts hash table. This can be done by giving a single artifact a name or getting the right one by iterating the hashtable.
I'm not very familiar with AppVeyor, but something like this should work and only upload the ' main' Umbraco package (not the ValueConverters one):
after_deploy:
- ps: |
if ($env:APPVEYOR_REPO_TAG -eq "true") {
foreach ($artifactName in $artifacts.keys) {
$path = $artifacts[$artifactName].path
if ($path -match "Nesting_Contently_[0-9.]+\.zip$") {
umbpack push $path -k $env:UmbPackKey -a current
}
}
}
Note that I also included the conditional statement to ensure only tagged builds are deployed/pushed, so this keeps working correctly if new deployment providers without this condition are added.
Although the current setup works, I would recommend moving the
umbpack push
command from the project file to theappvevor.yml
build script: https://github.com/nathanwoulfe/NestingContently/blob/a7f3eedcdf76dee7668740f77d188dd77b1cbbcf/NestingContently.Umbraco/NestingContently.Umbraco.csproj#L22AppVeyor doesn't support a custom script deployment provider, so the
after_build
(always run) orafter_deploy
(only run when deployments are triggered, so currently only on tags) can be used instead.The artifact for the Umbraco package would need to be retrieved from the
$artifacts
hash table. This can be done by giving a single artifact a name or getting the right one by iterating the hashtable.I'm not very familiar with AppVeyor, but something like this should work and only upload the ' main' Umbraco package (not the ValueConverters one):
Note that I also included the conditional statement to ensure only tagged builds are deployed/pushed, so this keeps working correctly if new deployment providers without this condition are added.