Create Pipeline
Create a pipeline associated with a particular Azure DevOps project or organization.
External Documentation
To learn more, visit the Azure DevOps documentation.
Basic Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Configuration Path | The file path or location where the pipeline configuration file is stored within the source code repository. |
| Configuration Type | The method used to define the pipeline's configuration. |
| Organization | The Azure DevOps Organization. You can view the Organizations list in the Azure DevOps Organizations page. |
| Project | The Project ID or Project name. You can view the Projects list in the Azure DevOps Projects page. |
| Repository ID | The unique identifier of the source code repository that the pipeline will be associated with. This ID is used to link the pipeline to the appropriate code repository and ensure that changes made to the repository trigger the appropriate pipeline runs. You can find this out by going to your equivalent https://dev.azure.com/organisation-name/project-name/_settings/repositories(substituting in appropriate values) and looking up your repository there. |
| Repository Name | The source code repository name that the pipeline will be associated with. This name is used for display purposes and can help quickly identify the repository associated with a given pipeline. |
| Repository Type | The type of source code repository that the pipeline will be associated with. This ensures that the API knows how to interact with the repository and perform the appropriate operations, such as cloning the repository and retrieving the source code. |
Advanced Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Folder | The folder of the pipeline that's being created. |
| Name | The name of the pipeline that's being created. |
Example Output
{
"folder": "Pipeline folder",
"id": 0,
"name": "Pipeline name",
"revision": 0
}
Workflow Library Example
Create Pipeline with Azure Devops and Send Results Via Email
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