To enable detailed logs for your pipeline: FAQ Q: I'm having issues with publishing my artifacts. (Optional) If set to true, forces tools to use quiet output. (Optional) If set to true, forces tools to use verbose output. If adding to an existing archive, these types are supported: Otherwise, files will be added to it as long as it is not a compressed tar.
#7z password option archive
(Required) If an existing archive exists, specify whether to overwrite it. (Required) Specify the name of the archive file to create.įor example, to create foo.tgz, select the tar archive type and gz for tar compression.ĭefault value: $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/$(Build.BuildId).zip None - no compression, choose this to create a uncompressed tar file (.tar).
#7z password option zip
zip - default, zip format, choose this for all zip compatible types, (.zip.For all tar files (including compressed ones), choose tar. To create foo.jar, for example, choose zip for the compression, and specify foo.jar as the archive file to create. (Required) Specify the compression scheme used. Otherwise, the resulting archive would contain: com/acme/Main.class.If selected, the resulting archive would contain: classes/com/acme/Main.class.Otherwise, all file paths will start one level lower.įor example, suppose the selected root folder is: /home/user/output/classes/, and contains: com/acme/Main.class. (Required) If selected, the root folder name will be prefixed to file paths within the archive. Prepend root folder name to archive paths If a folder, everything under the folder will be added to the resulting archiveĭefault value: $(Build.BinariesDirectory) (Required) Enter the root folder or file path to add to the archive. #archiveFile: '$(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/$(Build.BuildId).zip' #archiveType: 'zip' # Options: zip, 7z, tar, wim
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