cmdlets/Push-ToVsts.ps1
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function Push-ToAzureDevOps { <# .SYNOPSIS Clones the current git repo to a AzureDevOps project. .DESCRIPTION Calling Push-ToAzureDevOps will clone your git repo to a AzureDevOps project. If you don't specify a project it will try to use the default one. If no default project is configure it will error. You must run this command from inside of your git repo folder. .PARAMETER Repository The repository name to use. Can be inherited from a config file. .PARAMETER Account The acount name to use. Can be inherited from a config file. If your AzureDevOps url is hello.visualstudio.com then this value should be hello. .PARAMETER Project The project name to use. Can be inherited from a config file. .Example Push-ToAzureDevOps This will look for a git repo in the current directory and try to find an already configured project/account. It will then create a repo in that project and push to it. .Example Push-ToAzureDevOps -Project MyProject -Account MyAccount Finds a git repo in current directory and adds it to the given account/project .LINK about_PsAzureDevOps #> [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $false)] [string]$Repository, [Parameter(Mandatory = $false)] [string]$Account, [Parameter(Mandatory = $false)] [string]$Project ) if( -not (testForGit)) { throw "Could not find the git exe in the path" } refreshCachedConfig $accountName = getFromValueOrConfig $Account $script:config_accountKey $projectName = getFromValueOrConfig $Project $script:config_projectKey $repoName = getFromValueOrConfig $Repository $script:config_repoKey # Create this repo online $repoResult = createRepo $accountName $projectName $repoName $remoteUrl = $repoResult.remoteUrl # Figure out if origin is already defined # if so we try to use the PsAzureDevOps remote name $currentRemotes = git remote $remoteName = "origin" if($currentRemotes -and $currentRemotes.Contains("origin")) { Write-Host "origin remote already exists so create PsAzureDevOps remote" $remoteName = "PsAzureDevOps" } Write-Host "Add remote $remoteName $remoteUrl" git remote add $remoteName $remoteUrl Write-Host "Pushing repository" git push -u $remoteName --all } function testForGit() { $hasGit = $false try { git --version | Out-Null $hasGit = $true } catch { $hasGit = $false $ErrorCount -= 1 } return $hasGit } |