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Thanks to all of you for using this extension. Unfortunately, I am not able to work on this extension lately. I am aware of these problems, but it is becoming hard for me to keep the extension up to date with the API changes and ECMA compatibility for all supported browsers due to time constraints.
Export and Import your build definitions. Useful for recreating all the build steps, variables, schedules, etc in a different team project.
See the change log for changes and road map.
Note: The extension only supports new (non XAML) build definitions.
Export
on the build definition you would like to export.Right click on any existing build definitions and click on Import
.
You will be prompted to upload a build definition file.
You can either drag and drop a file or use the Browse
button to select the file you want to import.
Once you upload the file, the file will be parsed and the dialog will highlight you if any issues with the definition.
Click Import
. If import is successful, you will have your build created, with all your steps, variables, schedules and other build definition parameters.
To contribute to this project, you'll need to do a few things first:
npm install
when in the directory you cloned (directory containing package.json
file).To install local fork into your on-premise TFS (TFS 2017 and above) using VSIX, run npm run package:dev
which will create the VSIX file. You can then upload it into TFS by following steps mentioned here.
You can also automate the publishing step by running npm run publish:dev
command.
Finally, To see the Export
and Import
menu items, you need to run the web pack dev server by running npm run dev
command.