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[:] Using SourceClear via Azure Pipelines running Windows PowerShell

  1. Create a azure-pipelines.yml like so for Azure Pipelines.
  2. On AzureDevOps. At your project. Go to Pipelines > Builds > + New > New build pipeline to connect your repository to Azure Pipelines. You may be immediately prompted to add a new build pipeline if you have no existing pipelines.
  3. We'll do this as the equivalent of CI script for Windows Powershell.
  4. Go to Pipelines > Builds > Edit > Variables and add a new secret with the name of SRCCLR_API_TOKEN. We'll use the name of the environment variable SourceClear expects for consistency.
  5. Declare the SRCCLR_API_TOKEN secret.
  6. Run the Azure Pipeline and enjoy!