you will need to pass the parameters in a json format inside the templateParameters. You will need to have something like { "parameter1":"value1", "parameter2":"value2","parameter3":"value3" }
@@geralexgr There was a lot of incorrect information on what the precise syntax should be, what ultimately worked was: { "templateParameters": {"Parameter1":"Value1"}, {"Parameter2":"Value2"}, {"Parameter3":"Value3"} } Your video was the best example on how to use the ADO REST API to fire off a pipeline, for this I am very grateful, thank you.
@@shashankbajpai5659 I believe you are right. I would try to use the run pipeline with the release pipeline ID. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/pipelines/runs/run-pipeline?view=azure-devops-rest-6.0
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Amazing, thanks for this man. I love how you go through literally all the justifications for what you are doing. Super clear. 💪
EXCELLENT CONTENT!!! I was up and running making rest calls to my pipelines in about 30 mins. I thank you sincerely!
thank you for your nice words
This really helped me with my problem on authentication. Thank you!
Glad it helped you
thanks a lot for such a lovely video... its so simple.
Awesome Excellent Video Very simple and easy to understand
Thanks a lot
Great video! could you also please make a video for automate deletion of azure build pipelines using powershell ?
I will try to make such video sure
Thanks for the video. Help me a lot.
Great video. It was very helpful..
Could you please tell how can I create a repo in azure devops using powershell.
Thanks!
It was really helpful.
Can you give an example of the service hook of the pipeline as well?
I will try to find time to implement this as well.
Great job
I am trying to send in three parameters with no success, what is the syntax for multiple parameters?
you will need to pass the parameters in a json format inside the templateParameters. You will need to have something like { "parameter1":"value1", "parameter2":"value2","parameter3":"value3" }
@@geralexgr There was a lot of incorrect information on what the precise syntax should be, what ultimately worked was: { "templateParameters": {"Parameter1":"Value1"}, {"Parameter2":"Value2"}, {"Parameter3":"Value3"} } Your video was the best example on how to use the ADO REST API to fire off a pipeline, for this I am very grateful, thank you.
@geralexgr, Can we capture the result of Azure pipeline via API?
I am not sure of that. I will make my search and get back to you.
Can we trigger only the release pipeline?
Yes, you will need to use the release rest api. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/release/releases/create?view=azure-devops-rest-6.0
@@geralexgr but isn't this api for creating release pipeline?
@@shashankbajpai5659 I believe you are right. I would try to use the run pipeline with the release pipeline ID. docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azure/devops/pipelines/runs/run-pipeline?view=azure-devops-rest-6.0
@@geralexgr Already tried but it says the pipeline dosent exist
@@shashankbajpai5659 take a look at this answer. stackoverflow.com/a/72047979/1509124
worst quality I have seen for a long time. like 90s style. but the content is worth watching anyway
You are right. It was my first produced video and the export setting was not good.
Oh take a hike - Yeah it's blurry but some guys have the brains to figure it out; you must be the other guy. "Philionaire" what a dork.