In Team Foundation Server 2015 in build definition I use my custom variables defined on Variables tab. Is there any way to access them in PowerShell build step like predefined variables can be accessed e.g. "$env:BUILD_DEFINITIONNAME"? Thank you
相关问题
- How to Debug/Register a Permanent WMI Event Which
- How can I do variable substitution in a here-strin
- How to use a default value with parameter sets in
- Does powershell have a method_missing()?
- Invoking Mirth Connect CLI with Powershell script
相关文章
- 在vscode如何用code runner打开独立的控制台窗口,以及设置好调试模式时窗口的编码?
- C#调用PowerShell的问题
- EscapeDataString having differing behaviour betwee
- Is it possible to do a “destroy history” in TFS?
- PowerShell Change owner of files and folders
- Loss of variables switching orientations
- How do I make a TeamCity build appear in the TFS B
- TFS vs. JIRA/Bamboo/SVN [closed]
[disclaimer: I work on the new build system]
I often advise folks to use the cmdline task or a cmd script to print out the variables (call set on windows, env on *nix). There's docs etc... but actually running it will show exactly what is really available.
Add cmdline task (in utility) with tool = cmd and arguments = /k set
Variables on the definitions variable tab should be available as environment variables upper cased
So:
Is available as the environment variable
There is a current bug, it should be per spec MY_VARIABLE. On the xplat agent/shell script it's MY_VARIABLE
This makes it accessible to cmd, powershell, shell etc... scripts.