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nkdAgility / azure-devops-variable-tools

Visual Studio Team Services Build and Release Management extensions that help you make use of your build variables in your Release workflows.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=nkdagility.variablehydration
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How to access variables in release task #6

Open SeeUnsharp opened 6 years ago

SeeUnsharp commented 6 years ago

Hi, there is no wiki and I can't find information in web how to use this task. I managed to add jsons in my artifact and the json also has all my values. My question is how do I access my variables in a release task (for example I have a Powershell inline task where I need GitVersion.MajorMinorPatch)?

This is how my GitVersion JSON looks like:

[ { "Name": "GITVERSION_LEGACYSEMVERPADDED", "Value": "1.2.0-alpha0001" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_PRERELEASETAG", "Value": "alpha.1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_PRERELEASENUMBER", "Value": "1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_INFORMATIONALVERSION", "Value": "1.2.0-alpha.1+Branch.develop.Sha.be0465c06880dfea1b6a67cf83a975496b70bde3" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_NUGETPRERELEASETAGV2", "Value": "alpha0001" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_NUGETVERSIONV2", "Value": "1.2.0-alpha0001" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_MAJOR", "Value": "1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_PRERELEASELABEL", "Value": "alpha" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_SHA", "Value": "be0465c06880dfea1b6a67cf83a975496b70bde3" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_LEGACYSEMVER", "Value": "1.2.0-alpha1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_NUGETVERSION", "Value": "1.2.0-alpha0001" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_BUILDMETADATA", "Value": "" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_FULLBUILDMETADATA", "Value": "Branch.develop.Sha.be0465c06880dfea1b6a67cf83a975496b70bde3" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_MAJORMINORPATCH", "Value": "1.2.0" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_COMMITSSINCEVERSIONSOURCEPADDED", "Value": "0001" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_VERSION", "Value": "4.0.0-beta0012" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_FULLSEMVER", "Value": "1.2.0-alpha.1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_COMMITDATE", "Value": "2018-06-22" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_PATCH", "Value": "0" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_ASSEMBLYSEMFILEVER", "Value": "1.2.0.0" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_PRERELEASETAGWITHDASH", "Value": "-alpha.1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_BUILDMETADATAPADDED", "Value": "" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_NUGETPRERELEASETAG", "Value": "alpha0001" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_COMMITSSINCEVERSIONSOURCE", "Value": "1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_ASSEMBLYSEMVER", "Value": "1.2.0.0" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_BRANCHNAME", "Value": "develop" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_SEMVER", "Value": "1.2.0-alpha.1" }, { "Name": "GITVERSION_MINOR", "Value": "2" } ]

SeeUnsharp commented 6 years ago

Nevermind. It's too easy I guess :D

Just use $(GITVERSION_MAJORMINORPATCH) for example.