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Hi,
We are creating and deploying a package using 'Build automation that uses Microsoft-hosted agents and Azure Pipelines' . So while running pipeline the deployment package gets created where the 'Create deployment package' step has the a specific format for 'Filename and path for deployable package'.
The package has a naming format as an example below:
'AXDeployableRuntime_1577_2021.03.25.02.zip' with the number 1577 being the latest change set in this example.
Now i have a requirement where the sprint numbers needs to be included as to the package name automatically similar to the change set number as above to determine what release is for what sprint / fix. The only catch here is that the sprint is managed in Jira and the Code repository we manage through azure devops.
In this circumstances, is there a way i can include the sprint number to the package name automatically similar to change set no while creating it through a build pipeline. Any suggestions.
Regards,
Sourav
Hi Sourav,
In checking on this, I found this might be possible; but would probably require a custom step.
This may be better asked of the VSO (Visual Studio Online) team as we only have local variables available, or anything the user would have defined in their local variables
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