This post is a techy one. It’s about running git commands in Azure DevOps Releases in order to finalize a deployment job to production.

Let me first describe our scenario:

We use Azure DevOps for code and for deployment. Our branch strategy a simplified Gitflow model, where all the current work is merged to the “develop” branch. The code from the “develop” branch is then built and released to staging environments and production. After a release to Production and regression tests the develop branch needs to be merged into the “main” branch (or “master”). So simply put, the git merge into main is what we mean by finalizing a production release.

Läser ett intressant inlägg om deployskript i powershell. Har upptäckt att man kan stoppa in ett defaultvärde i funktionens parameter. Så i stället för

function hello($name) {
  Write-Host $name
}

Kan man köra:

function hello($name = "Gregor") {
  Write-Host $name
}

```Mycket smidigt.