@backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend-module-azure

The Azure DevOps module for @backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend.

This module provides scaffolder actions for Azure DevOps integration.

Installation

bash

# From your Backstage root directory
yarn --cwd packages/backend add @backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend-module-azure

Then add it to your backend:

import { createBackend } from '@backstage/backend-defaults';

const backend = createBackend();

// ... other plugins

backend.add(import('@backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend'));
backend.add(import('@backstage/plugin-scaffolder-backend-module-azure'));

backend.start();

Actions

`publish:azure`

Initializes a git repository with the content in the workspace and publishes it to Azure DevOps.

Input Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
`repoUrl`	`string`	Yes	Repository URL in the format: `dev.azure.com?organization=<org>&project=<project>&repo=<repo>`
`description`	`string`	No	Repository description
`defaultBranch`	`string`	No	Default branch for the repository. Default: `master`
`sourcePath`	`string`	No	Path within the workspace to use as repository root. If omitted, the entire workspace will be published
`token`	`string`	No	Personal Access Token for Azure DevOps authentication
`gitCommitMessage`	`string`	No	Initial commit message. Default: `initial commit`
`gitAuthorName`	`string`	No	Author name for the commit. Default: `Scaffolder`
`gitAuthorEmail`	`string`	No	Author email for the commit
`signCommit`	`boolean`	No	Sign the commit with the configured PGP private key

Output Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
`remoteUrl`	`string`	URL to the repository
`repoContentsUrl`	`string`	URL to the root of the repository (web)
`repositoryId`	`string`	ID of the created repository
`commitHash`	`string`	Git commit hash of the initial commit

Examples

Basic usage:

yaml

steps:
  - id: publish
    action: publish:azure
    name: Publish to Azure DevOps
    input:
      repoUrl: 'dev.azure.com?organization=myorg&project=myproject&repo=myrepo'

With custom branch and commit message:

yaml

steps:
  - id: publish
    action: publish:azure
    name: Publish to Azure DevOps
    input:
      repoUrl: 'dev.azure.com?organization=myorg&project=myproject&repo=myrepo'
      defaultBranch: main
      gitCommitMessage: 'Initial project setup'

With author information:

yaml

steps:
  - id: publish
    action: publish:azure
    name: Publish to Azure DevOps
    input:
      repoUrl: 'dev.azure.com?organization=myorg&project=myproject&repo=myrepo'
      gitAuthorName: 'John Doe'
      gitAuthorEmail: '[email protected]'

Using a specific source path:

yaml

steps:
  - id: publish
    action: publish:azure
    name: Publish to Azure DevOps
    input:
      repoUrl: 'dev.azure.com?organization=myorg&project=myproject&repo=myrepo'
      sourcePath: 'packages/my-app'

With authentication token:

yaml

steps:
  - id: publish
    action: publish:azure
    name: Publish to Azure DevOps
    input:
      repoUrl: 'dev.azure.com?organization=myorg&project=myproject&repo=myrepo'
      token: ${{ secrets.AZURE_TOKEN }}

Configuration

To use this module, you need to configure Azure DevOps integration in your app-config.yaml:

yaml

integrations:
  azure:
    - host: dev.azure.com
      credentials:
        - personalAccessToken: ${AZURE_TOKEN}

For more information on Azure DevOps integration, see the Azure DevOps integration documentation.