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TFS2018: Use npm publish task to release a built npm package
Build vNext missing tasksWrong --out in TFS 2015 dnu publishTFS Release Management Artifacts Variable not availableRelease Failure from TFS CIObtain the artifact directory path as a relative path for the Release processTFS Release Artifacts - How to Link Version Control Artifacts?NuGet Push Results in 401 Unauthorized Error within TFS Build and on TFS Server ItselfTFS2018 tries to publish my DatabaseHow to publish a prod build of our VSTS extensions package to my dev VSTS (not prod VSTS), so I can validate it before publishing to prod VSTS?TFS 2018 - Building pre-release packages
I have a build that creates an npm package (tgz). I would like to add a release pipline to publish this package to our npm server.
The package is available from the artifacts and I can download it in the release pipline. But to publish it with the NPM Task I need its exact name, which has the version number in it.
npm publish mypackage-1.0.0.tgz
I cannot see any way to get this version number or the full filename of the artifact in the release pipline.
I could probably use a powershell script to do this, but then I am missing the NPM credentials that I configured in TFS.
Am I supposed to do this differntly? Am I missing something?
tfs tfs2018
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I have a build that creates an npm package (tgz). I would like to add a release pipline to publish this package to our npm server.
The package is available from the artifacts and I can download it in the release pipline. But to publish it with the NPM Task I need its exact name, which has the version number in it.
npm publish mypackage-1.0.0.tgz
I cannot see any way to get this version number or the full filename of the artifact in the release pipline.
I could probably use a powershell script to do this, but then I am missing the NPM credentials that I configured in TFS.
Am I supposed to do this differntly? Am I missing something?
tfs tfs2018
asked 2 days ago
mjrmjr
286
why not use the powershell to find the file and set the filename as a new variable for the current release-process, then you could use the npm-publish task with the configured credentials
– D.J.
2 days ago
add a comment |
I have a build that creates an npm package (tgz). I would like to add a release pipline to publish this package to our npm server.
The package is available from the artifacts and I can download it in the release pipline. But to publish it with the NPM Task I need its exact name, which has the version number in it.
npm publish mypackage-1.0.0.tgz
I cannot see any way to get this version number or the full filename of the artifact in the release pipline.
I could probably use a powershell script to do this, but then I am missing the NPM credentials that I configured in TFS.
Am I supposed to do this differntly? Am I missing something?
tfs tfs2018
asked 2 days ago
mjrmjr
286
I have a build that creates an npm package (tgz). I would like to add a release pipline to publish this package to our npm server.
The package is available from the artifacts and I can download it in the release pipline. But to publish it with the NPM Task I need its exact name, which has the version number in it.
npm publish mypackage-1.0.0.tgz
I cannot see any way to get this version number or the full filename of the artifact in the release pipline.
I could probably use a powershell script to do this, but then I am missing the NPM credentials that I configured in TFS.
Am I supposed to do this differntly? Am I missing something?
tfs tfs2018
tfs tfs2018
asked 2 days ago
mjrmjr
286
asked 2 days ago
mjrmjr
286
asked 2 days ago
mjrmjr
286
asked 2 days ago
mjrmjr
286
asked 2 days ago
mjrmjr
286
286
why not use the powershell to find the file and set the filename as a new variable for the current release-process, then you could use the npm-publish task with the configured credentials
– D.J.
2 days ago
add a comment |
why not use the powershell to find the file and set the filename as a new variable for the current release-process, then you could use the npm-publish task with the configured credentials
– D.J.
2 days ago
why not use the powershell to find the file and set the filename as a new variable for the current release-process, then you could use the npm-publish task with the configured credentials
– D.J.
2 days ago
why not use the powershell to find the file and set the filename as a new variable for the current release-process, then you could use the npm-publish task with the configured credentials
– D.J.
2 days ago
add a comment |
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why not use the powershell to find the file and set the filename as a new variable for the current release-process, then you could use the npm-publish task with the configured credentials
– D.J.
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