AzDoServiceHook

DSC AzDoServiceHook Resource

Syntax

AzDoServiceHook [string] #ResourceName
{
    Name               = [String]$Name
    PublisherId        = [String]$PublisherId
    EventType          = [String]$EventType
    ConsumerId         = [String]$ConsumerId
    ConsumerActionId   = [String]$ConsumerActionId
    [ ProjectName      = [String]$ProjectName ]
    [ ConsumerInputs   = [HashTable]$ConsumerInputs ]
    [ PublisherInputs  = [HashTable]$PublisherInputs ]
    [ ResourceVersion  = [String]$ResourceVersion ]
    [ Ensure          = [String] {'Present', 'Absent'} ]
}

Properties

Common Properties

• Name: A logical name for the subscription. This is the key property and is not sent to Azure DevOps — service hook subscriptions have no native name, so the live subscription is matched by its identity tuple (PublisherId + EventType + ConsumerId + ConsumerActionId, plus the consumer url input when present).
• ProjectName: Optional project to scope the subscription to. When supplied, its id is added to the publisher inputs as projectId.
• PublisherId: The event publisher id (e.g. tfs for repos/boards/builds, rm for releases). Mandatory.
• EventType: The event type (e.g. git.push, build.complete, ms.vss-pipelines.run-state-changed-event). Mandatory.
• ConsumerId: The consumer id (e.g. webHooks). Mandatory.
• ConsumerActionId: The consumer action id (e.g. httpRequest). Mandatory.
• ConsumerInputs: The consumer input values (e.g. @{ url = 'https://...' }).
• PublisherInputs: The publisher input values (e.g. @{ repository = '...'; branch = 'main' }).
• ResourceVersion: The event resource version. Defaults to 1.0.
• Ensure: Specifies whether the subscription should exist. Valid values are Present and Absent.

Additional Information

This resource manages service hook subscriptions via the Service Hooks REST API — for example a webhook that fires an HTTP request to an external system when code is pushed.

Examples

Example 1: Sample Configuration using AzDoServiceHook Resource

Configuration ExampleConfig {
    Import-DscResource -ModuleName 'AzureDevOpsDscNative'

    Node localhost {
        AzDoServiceHook NotifyOnPush {
            Ensure           = 'Present'
            Name             = 'notify-ci-on-push'
            ProjectName      = 'MyProject'
            PublisherId      = 'tfs'
            EventType        = 'git.push'
            ConsumerId       = 'webHooks'
            ConsumerActionId = 'httpRequest'
            ConsumerInputs   = @{ url = 'https://ci.contoso.com/hook' }
        }
    }
}

Start-DscConfiguration -Path ./ExampleConfig -Wait -Verbose

Example 2: Sample Configuration using Invoke-DSCResource

# Return the current configuration for AzDoServiceHook
$properties = @{
    Name             = 'notify-ci-on-push'
    ProjectName      = 'MyProject'
    PublisherId      = 'tfs'
    EventType        = 'git.push'
    ConsumerId       = 'webHooks'
    ConsumerActionId = 'httpRequest'
    ConsumerInputs   = @{ url = 'https://ci.contoso.com/hook' }
}

Invoke-DscResource -Name 'AzDoServiceHook' -Method Get -Property $properties -ModuleName 'AzureDevOpsDscNative'

Example 3: Sample Configuration using AzDO-DSC-LCM

parameters: {}

variables: {
  ProjectName: MyProject
}

resources:
- name: Notify CI on push
  type: AzureDevOpsDscNative/AzDoServiceHook
  dependsOn:
    - AzureDevOpsDscNative/AzDoProject/MyProject
  properties:
    Name: notify-ci-on-push
    ProjectName: $ProjectName
    PublisherId: tfs
    EventType: git.push
    ConsumerId: webHooks
    ConsumerActionId: httpRequest
    ConsumerInputs:
      url: https://ci.contoso.com/hook
    Ensure: Present

LCM Initialization:

$params = @{
    AzureDevopsOrganizationName = "SampleAzDoOrgName"
    ConfigurationDirectory      = "C:\Datum\DSCOutput\"
    ConfigurationUrl            = 'https://configuration-path'
    JITToken                    = 'SampleJITToken'
    Mode                        = 'Set'
    AuthenticationType          = 'ManagedIdentity'
    ReportPath                  = 'C:\Datum\DSCOutput\Reports'
}

Invoke-AzDoLCM @params