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Create Bot for Microsoft Graph with DevOps 4: Continuous Integration - Build Definition

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As I have basic application, it’s time to setup CI (Continuous Integration).

Create Build Definition

1. Go to Visual Studio Team Services and go to Build & Release | Build. Click [New definition].

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2. Select ASP.NET (PREVIEW) template.

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3. Set name.

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4. Select [Get sources] and select the repo. As you see, you can use other repository such as GitHub.

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5. Select [Test Assemblies] and update Test assemblies field. As the unit test assembly name is O365Bot.UnitTests.dll, I changed it like below.

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6. I also enabled Code coverage. Select any other options as you want.

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7. I want to copy files to artifact, so click [Add Task]

8. Select [Copy Files] and add. You can filter by search.

9. Set source folder to $(build.sourcesdirectory) and set Contents to **\bin\$(BuildConfiguration)\**, Target Folder to $(build.artifactstagingdirectory).

10. Change the order under Publish Artifact.

11. Now, set the CI. Select [Triggers] tab and enable [Continuous Integration]. It’s so easy, you know.

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12. Click [Options] tab and set [Hosted VS2017] as Agent
※ You can see what components are included in the agent at here.

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13. I also enabled [Create work item on failure] which creates work item when compilation failed.

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14. Click [Save & queue]

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15. While running, you can see the actual log.

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Trigger from check-in

Now you can check-in any change from Visual Studio and it automatically does build.

Summery

Now CI completed. I will explain function test next.

Ken

Comments

  • Anonymous
    June 24, 2017
    Thanks for that Article. It makes it easy to start with bots on Microsoft Graph