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What happened to my GitVersion pipeline task?
All of a sudden this afternoon my pipelines are failing due to GitVersion no longer being installed and not being an available task to install. Anyone know why this happened?
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- Check for Updates: Ensure that you're using the latest version of GitVersion and that your Azure DevOps environment is up to date. Review Configuration: Double-check your pipeline configuration to make sure that the GitVersion task is correctly set up.
MarkL_nz
See the response from Martin_Dufresne above. you need to update how you use GitVersion.
Somehow there's a breaking change.
Replace your GitVersion task with these two:- task: gitversion/setup@0 inputs: versionSpec: '5.x' preferLatestVersion: true - task: gitversion/execute@0 inputs: additionalArguments: '/updateassemblyinfo "src/Solution Items/SharedAssemblyInfo.cs"'We had to use additionalArguments because the task's GUI parameter doesn't seem to like the space in our path.
This bug applies to Marketplace extension GitTools:Extension details: Build tasks for easy semantic versioning for projects using Git and release management.Publisher: GitToolsInstalled version: 0.11.0.24020712 (Latest)Last updated: Feb 7, 2024 at 7:46 AM ESTMartin_Dufresne
I put in the fix Saturday morning. Apparently Microsoft removed deprecated tasks without regard to whether people were using them.mluhring Hi!, please can you tell me, how do you fix the pipeline in Azure DevOps?
- You check your permissions first to see if anything has been changed.
You can connect to a Git repository only if you have a valid Premium license. If your license expires or you change a license without Git integration, you will no longer be able to connect to the Git repository. This also applies to trial licenses.
