Hi Tim, first of all thank you for this amazing video lecture. In this video you triggered the pipeline manually and it brought the solution from power apps to azure devOps repository. My question is whether we have to trigger the pipeline always manually or it will be triggered automatically when some changes happen in the solution at power apps side
Hi, Great Video and tutorial. I tried to follow your steps in pipeline under the command line. the run of the pipeline is successful but the files are not seen in the Repository. I tried it many times but its not showing. Do you have any recommendations? Thank you
I am having the same problem @Tim Dobrinski. I am also getting an additional error in the Command Line Script step. I have done everything exactly the way you did it but it fails every time. Please advise.
Hi Tim, first of all, thank you so much for sharing this series!! I've followed it and rewatched it several times, the pipeline run successfully and I've checked every details that you mentioned in the video, however, under my repo does not show any folders from the solution (it's the solution with 1 flow inside->just to test, from dev environment and the connector is connected to that environment.) apparently the solution is not yet pushed to the devops source control..do you have any advice? thank you!
Great content Tim thanks for sharing!
Very helpful!
nice video. I am using the sql server connection, can we change the connection reference while deploying from test to prod?
Hi Tim, first of all thank you for this amazing video lecture. In this video you triggered the pipeline manually and it brought the solution from power apps to azure devOps repository. My question is whether we have to trigger the pipeline always manually or it will be triggered automatically when some changes happen in the solution at power apps side
I have yet to see a way to trigger on-publish from within Power Apps.
@@TimDobrinskiPowerAppsandCoffee Thanks for the update Tim. Please let me know if you find a way to do it.
Hey, can you share the link to the video where you created the service connection?
Great video! Could you please help with the script on the last task in your Build pipeline
What can I help with?
Hi, Great Video and tutorial. I tried to follow your steps in pipeline under the command line. the run of the pipeline is successful but the files are not seen in the Repository. I tried it many times but its not showing. Do you have any recommendations? Thank you
Are you preforming a commit to the repo?
I am having the same problem @Tim Dobrinski. I am also getting an additional error in the Command Line Script step. I have done everything exactly the way you did it but it fails every time. Please advise.
First, is the “Allow scripts to access the OAuth token” setting checked on the Agent Job?
Second, did you establish the initial folder in the repo?
Hi Tim, first of all, thank you so much for sharing this series!! I've followed it and rewatched it several times, the pipeline run successfully and I've checked every details that you mentioned in the video, however, under my repo does not show any folders from the solution (it's the solution with 1 flow inside->just to test, from dev environment and the connector is connected to that environment.) apparently the solution is not yet pushed to the devops source control..do you have any advice? thank you!
Two questions: are you seeing any errors in the pipeline output? Are you sure the path to your repository is valid?
@@TimDobrinskiPowerAppsandCoffee No Error. The run in the pipeline is successful.