Azure DevOps Pipelines trigger task

Description

Image which can be used in Azure DevOps Pipelines to trigger other pipelines.

Usage

Usage:
  devops-worker pipelines trigger [flags] -- PIPELINES...

Flags:
  -h, --help                   help for trigger
  -p, --project string         Name of the Azure DevOps Project
  -r, --targetRefName string   (Optional) Specify the GitRef on which the Pipeline should run
  -v, --targetVersion string   (Optional) Specify the Commit Hash on which the Pipeline should run
  -w, --waitForCompletion      (Optional) Specify if the task should block until the target pipeline is completed

Global Flags:
      --token string   Azure DevOps Personal Access Token (PAT) / Value of $(System.AccessToken)
      --url string     Azure DevOps Organization Url (must be https://dev.azure.com/ORG or https://ORG.visualstudio.com)

Authentication

For authentication, you can use a Personal Access Token (PAT) or the Build-In Build Service User.
In order to use the Build Service User, you need to manually grant the User permission to queue builds on the pipelines, then you can use as token value the value of the System.AccessToken built-in variable. E.g. --token $(System.AccessToken).

Example

pool:
  vmImage: 'ubuntu-latest'

container:
  image: whiteduck/azure-devops-pipeline-trigger-task:2.1.3

steps:
  - script: |
      devops-worker pipelines trigger \
        --url "$(System.CollectionUri)" \
        --token "$(System.AccessToken)" \
        --project "$(System.TeamProject)" \
        --targetRefName "$(Build.SourceBranchName)" \
        --targetVersion "$(Build.SourceVersion)" \
        --waitForCompletion \
        -- "My Demo Pipeline"
    displayName: "Trigger 'My Demo Pipeline' pipeline"