Introduction

My First Extension

Overview Install the Tools Create the App Create the Sandbox Publish the App Publish to DevOps Magic 🧙‍♂️

Azure DevOps

Publish to DevOps

I wanted to keep this part as short as possible, so I spent a ridiculous amount of time creating the following Visual Studio Code command:

Our Publish project to Azure DevOps command in Visual Studio Code — SKILL: Publish project to Azure DevOps is the command we use to upload the project to DevOps.

Choose the project to publish to, or create a new one — Select the DevOps project to publish to from the list, or type a unique name to create a new project.

Choose the name of the repository — Give the DevOps repository a name. It suggests the name specified in app.json, as default.

Magic 🧙‍♂️

You should now see the DevOps repository pop up in your default browser:

The Azure DevOps repository in the browser — Everything is set up for you — permissions...

The Azure DevOps pipeline in the browser — ...build pipeline...

The Azure DevOps artifacts in the browser — ...and distribution to the Apps feed.

That's it, you can continue working on your app in Visual Studio Code, without having to worry about Azure DevOps. Smart, right? 😉

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