Update-TFSBuildDefinition.ps1
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# Author: Miodrag Milic <miodrag.milic@gmail.com> # Last Change: 26-Apr-2016. <# .SYNOPSIS Update build definition .EXAMPLE Update-TFSBuildDefinition -JsonFile BuildXYZ.json Update the build definition (create a new revision) using the data in the JSON file 'BuildXYZ'. .NOTES Build definition property "revision" must point to the latest one in order for import to succeed. For this reason revision in the JSON file is ignored and remote revision is used instead. #> function Update-TFSBuildDefinition { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [string] $JsonFile ) check_credential if (!(Test-Path $JsonFile)) {throw "File doesn't exist: $JsonFile" } $json = gc $JsonFile -ea Stop | ConvertFrom-Json #Don't use id from the jsonfile, find by name on TFS $remote = Get-TFSBuildDefinition $json.name $json.id = $remote.id $json.revision = $remote.revision Write-Verbose "Using remote build definition attributes: id $($json.id), revision $($json.revision)" $uri = "$proj_uri/_apis/build/definitions/$($json.id)?revision=$($remote.revision)&api-version=" + $global:tfs.api_version Write-Verbose "URI: $uri" $body = $json | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 100 $params = @{ Uri = $uri; Method = 'Put'; Body = $body; ContentType = 'application/json' } invoke_rest $params } |