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How to configure a Build process when your code depends on (local) DLLs
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I'm trying to configure an automated build process on Azure DevOps.
The problem is that my code depends on some libraries (Dlls) that are not tracked by my repository (and are not nuget packages).
Is it possible to load in some way the dependencies and make Azure DevOps use them?
I've already tried to create the pipeline following the Azure "wizard" but I'm not able to find any way to load the missing libraries.
I don't know anything about yaml files and how to use them so I just followed the instructions.
If possible, what I expect is to be able to configure a build agent that locates the untracked dependencies during the build process.
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I'm trying to configure an automated build process on Azure DevOps.
The problem is that my code depends on some libraries (Dlls) that are not tracked by my repository (and are not nuget packages).
Is it possible to load in some way the dependencies and make Azure DevOps use them?
I've already tried to create the pipeline following the Azure "wizard" but I'm not able to find any way to load the missing libraries.
I don't know anything about yaml files and how to use them so I just followed the instructions.
If possible, what I expect is to be able to configure a build agent that locates the untracked dependencies during the build process.
c#
azure-devops desktop-application azure-pipelines-release-pipeline pivotal-crm asked Mar 28 at 11:34
RichardRichard
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I'm trying to configure an automated build process on Azure DevOps.
The problem is that my code depends on some libraries (Dlls) that are not tracked by my repository (and are not nuget packages).
Is it possible to load in some way the dependencies and make Azure DevOps use them?
I've already tried to create the pipeline following the Azure "wizard" but I'm not able to find any way to load the missing libraries.
I don't know anything about yaml files and how to use them so I just followed the instructions.
If possible, what I expect is to be able to configure a build agent that locates the untracked dependencies during the build process.
c#
azure-devops desktop-application azure-pipelines-release-pipeline pivotal-crm asked Mar 28 at 11:34
RichardRichard
881 gold badge3 silver badges9 bronze badges
I'm trying to configure an automated build process on Azure DevOps.
The problem is that my code depends on some libraries (Dlls) that are not tracked by my repository (and are not nuget packages).
Is it possible to load in some way the dependencies and make Azure DevOps use them?
I've already tried to create the pipeline following the Azure "wizard" but I'm not able to find any way to load the missing libraries.
I don't know anything about yaml files and how to use them so I just followed the instructions.
If possible, what I expect is to be able to configure a build agent that locates the untracked dependencies during the build process.
c#
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There are the following tasks that you can use to download those dlls from various locations. You can just click add task and search for these. There are more complex ways like storing those in another repository and creating an artifact to use.
- Download Artifacts - FileShare
- AWS S3 Download
- Download Secure File
- Download File
- Copy Files over SSH
- SFTP /SSH download
Now if it were me, I would just add those DLLs in a lib folder and track those in your repository. That way everything is there that is needed to build your application.
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There are the following tasks that you can use to download those dlls from various locations. You can just click add task and search for these. There are more complex ways like storing those in another repository and creating an artifact to use.
- Download Artifacts - FileShare
- AWS S3 Download
- Download Secure File
- Download File
- Copy Files over SSH
- SFTP /SSH download
Now if it were me, I would just add those DLLs in a lib folder and track those in your repository. That way everything is there that is needed to build your application.
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There are the following tasks that you can use to download those dlls from various locations. You can just click add task and search for these. There are more complex ways like storing those in another repository and creating an artifact to use.
- Download Artifacts - FileShare
- AWS S3 Download
- Download Secure File
- Download File
- Copy Files over SSH
- SFTP /SSH download
Now if it were me, I would just add those DLLs in a lib folder and track those in your repository. That way everything is there that is needed to build your application.
answered Mar 28 at 13:47
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There are the following tasks that you can use to download those dlls from various locations. You can just click add task and search for these. There are more complex ways like storing those in another repository and creating an artifact to use.
- Download Artifacts - FileShare
- AWS S3 Download
- Download Secure File
- Download File
- Copy Files over SSH
- SFTP /SSH download
Now if it were me, I would just add those DLLs in a lib folder and track those in your repository. That way everything is there that is needed to build your application.
answered Mar 28 at 13:47
JamieJamie
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There are the following tasks that you can use to download those dlls from various locations. You can just click add task and search for these. There are more complex ways like storing those in another repository and creating an artifact to use.
- Download Artifacts - FileShare
- AWS S3 Download
- Download Secure File
- Download File
- Copy Files over SSH
- SFTP /SSH download
Now if it were me, I would just add those DLLs in a lib folder and track those in your repository. That way everything is there that is needed to build your application.
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