A simple browser for Azure Devlops Builds and Artifacts.
- allows browsing azure builds using tags
- allows browsing azure build artifacts and their content
- supports in-browser artifact content rendering
- supports permalinks
Update appsettings.json and set:
"DevopsClient": {
"PersonalAccessToken": "[PERSONAL ACCESS TOKEN]",
"ProjectUri": "https://dev.azure.com/[ORGANIZATION]/[PROJECT]"
}
as well as AzureAd section.
Compile and run.
| Uri | Meaning |
|---|---|
/ |
List of available build tags |
/t/{tag} |
List of builds with selected {tag} |
/t/{tag}/r/{repository} |
List of artifacts for build from {repository} with {tag} |
/b/{buildId} |
List of artifacts for build {buildId} |
/t/{tag}/r/{repository}/a/{artifact} |
List of files in {artifact} for build from {repository} with {tag} |
/b/{buildId}/a/{artifact} |
List of files in {artifact} for build {buildId} |
/t/{tag}/r/{repository}/a/{artifact}/f/{filePath} |
Displays the file content of {filePath} from {artifact} for build from {repository} with {tag} |
/b/{buildId}/a/{artifact}/f/{filePath} |
Displays the file content of {filePath} from {artifact} for build {buildId} |
It is possible to select artifact name using * wildcard. The artifact with matching name and the highest ID will get selected, where the intention of using ID ordering is to pick up the lastest matching file.
The solution is designed to be working with multiple stage reruns that generates artifacts of the same type with different suffixes, like:
tests-attempt1tests-attempt2
Specifying tests-* will match the one with highest ID, hopefully tests-attempt2.
It is possible to navigate through the zip file content and use * to select a file with latest lastWrite date.
The * can be used to match path fragments, but it won't work to match path separator, i.e. /.
Example usage: /t/my-tag/r/my-repo/a/tests-attempt*/f/tests-attempt*/*.html
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