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feat(manager/azure-pipelines): Add Azure DevOps project support #27277
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Ah damn! I'll fix up those unit tests.
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ExtractConfig
interface.Context
When an azure pipeline template declares an Azure Repos repository resource, the name of the repository may be prefixed with the Azure DevOps project name e.g.
repo: Project/Repository
. However, the project name is not mandatory and omitting it makes the reference to the current project implicit.For example:
If a repository called
MyRepository
is in Azure DevOps projectMyProject
, and there is an Azure Pipelines YAML file which declares a repository resource asrepo: MyOtherRepository
, then Azure Pipelines assumes thatMyOtherRepository
is in projectMyProject
. Whereas ifMyOtherRepository
was in a different project it would need to be declared asrepo: MyOtherProject/MyOtherRepository
.Renovate cannot currently update dependencies if the project is implicit because we do not pass in context about the repository being processed to the manager.
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