If left empty, all artifacts associated to the pipeline run will be downloaded. artifact: The name of the artifact to download.
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The following example illustrates how to download all *.js from an artifact WebApp: jar extension at the root of the artifact. For example, the pattern *.jar matches all files with a.
If the artifact does not exist, the task will fail.įile matching patterns are evaluated relative to the root of the artifact. Only files for that specific artifact are downloaded. ** is the default file matching pattern (all files in all artifacts). To download multiple artifacts, leave the artifact name field empty and use file matching patterns to limit which files will be downloaded. steps:Ī single download step can download one or more artifacts. See File matching patterns for more details. You can use matching patterns to limit which files get downloaded. If an artifact name was not specified, a subdirectory will be created for each downloaded artifact. Run the following command to download your Artifact az pipelines runs artifact download -artifact-name 'WebApp' -path $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)/bin/WebApp -run-id ''īy default, files are downloaded to $(Pipeline.Workspace).
If left empty, all artifacts associated with the pipeline run will be downloaded. The download keyword is a shortcut for the Download Pipeline Artifact task. A good way to approach this if you want to be able to rerun failed jobs without facing an error package already exists, is to use Conditions to only run if the previous job succeeded. rerunning failed jobs will fail if the package has been published. Once you publish a package, its version will be permanently reserved. Packages in Azure Artifacts are immutable. This can be an absolute or a relative path to $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory).
The path of the file/folder that you want to publish is required. For example, a file name containing the character \ or * will fail to download on Windows. If you plan to consume the artifact from a job running on a different OS, you must ensure all the file paths are valid for the target environment. Run the following command to publish your Artifact: az pipelines runs artifact upload -artifact-name 'WebApp' -path $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)/bin/WebApp -run-id ''Īlthough the artifact's name is optional, it is a good practice to specify a name that accurately reflects the contents of your artifact.