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- Overview
- Prerequisites
- Set up the Azure Pipelines app
- Use commands
- Manage subscriptions
- Approve deployments from your channel
- Search and share pipeline information using compose extension
- Previews of pipeline URLs
- Unsubscribe from a pipeline channel
- Link your notifications
Azure DevOps Services
The Azure Pipelines app for Microsoft Teams lets you monitor events for your pipelines. You can set up and get notifications in your Teams channel for releases, pending approvals, completed builds, and so on. You can also approve releases from within your Teams channel.
•You must have an Azure DevOps project. For more information, see Create a project.
•To set up pipeline subscriptions, you must be a Project Administrator.
1.In Microsoft Teams, go to the Apps store, search for Azure Pipelines, and then select Azure Pipelines.
2.Select the Open dropdown arrow, and then select Add to a team.
3.Select or enter your team name, and then choose Set up a bot.
4.In the Teams conversation pane, enter @azurePipelines signin.
Use the following commands to monitor all pipelines in a project or only specific pipelines.
•Monitor all pipelines in a project. The URL can be to any page within your project, except URLs to pipelines. For example, @azure pipelines subscribe https://dev.azure.com/myorg/myproject/.
•Monitor a specific pipeline: The pipeline URL can be to any page within your pipeline that has a definitionId or buildId/releaseId present in the URL. For example, @azure pipelines subscribe https://dev.azure.com/myorg/myproject/_build?definitionId=123.
Another example of a release pipeline that's subscribed to the Release deployment started, Release deployment completed, and Release deployment approval pending notifications is @azure pipelines subscribe https://dev.azure.com/myorg/myproject/_release?definitionId=123&view=mine&_a=releases.
When you subscribe to a pipeline, a few subscriptions get created by default without any filters applied. You might want to customize these subscriptions. For example, you might want to get notified only when builds fail or when deployments get pushed to a production environment. The Azure Pipelines app supports filters to customize what you see in your channel. To manage your subscriptions, complete the following steps.
1.Run the @azure pipelines subscriptions command.
2.Select View all subscriptions. In the list of subscriptions, if there's a subscription you don't want, select Remove.
3.Scroll down and select Add subscription.
4.Select the required pipeline and event.
5.Select the appropriate filters, and then Save.
You can approve deployments from within your channel without going to the Azure Pipelines portal. Subscribe to the Release deployment approval pending notification for classic Releases or the Run stage waiting for approval notification for YAML pipelines. Both of these subscriptions get created by default when you subscribe to the pipeline.
Whenever the running of a stage is pending for approval, a notification card with options to approve or reject the request gets posted in the channel. Approvers can review the details of the request in the notification and take appropriate action. In the following example, the deployment was approved and the approval status shows on the card.
To help users search and share information about pipelines, Azure Pipelines app for Microsoft Teams supports compose extension. You can now search for pipelines by pipeline ID or by pipeline name. For compose extension to work, users must sign in to the Azure Pipelines project that they're interested in either by running @azure pipelines signin com...
When you add a pipeline URL to Teams, you see a preview similar to the following images. The preview helps to keep pipeline-related conversations relevant and up-to-date. You can choose between compact and expanded cards.
Example 1: Build URL preview
Example 2: Release URL preview
Once you're signed in, this feature works for all channels in a team in Microsoft Teams.
Use the following command to unsubscribe from all pipelines within a project.
Example: Unsubscribe all with URL
This command deletes all the subscriptions related to any pipeline in the project and removes the pipelines from the channel.
Important
All notifications linked to a particular run of a pipeline get linked together.
Example 1: Compact view of linked notifications.
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24 mag 2019 · Azure Pipelines app on Microsoft Teams enables you to monitor the events for your pipelines. You can set up and manage subscriptions for releases, pending approvals, completed builds etc. and get notifications right into your Teams channel for these updates. You can also approve releases from within your Teams channel or on the go via a Teams ...
