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When attempting to update Service Fabric manifests within a build pipeline, during the retrieval of the previous build artifact for comparison we receive warning messages indicating:
##[warning]Failed to communicate with Azure Pipelines: Unrecognized artifact type 'PipelineArtifact'
##[warning]Could not find previous build to compare against.
The task then proceeds to update the version of every service due to this issue, which isn't ideal.
We have recently moved to using the Publish Pipeline Artifacts over the older Publish Build Artifacts so I'm guessing it's just a case that this task does not yet support the newer artifact type.
Is this something we could look to support moving forwards?
Image 1: Task setup
Image 2: Build log warning messages
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Enter Task Name: ServiceFabricUpdateManifestsV2
azure-pipelines-tasks/Tasks/ServiceFabricUpdateManifestsV2/Get-VstsBuild.psm1
Line 111 in 7e2d654
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Issue Description
When attempting to update Service Fabric manifests within a build pipeline, during the retrieval of the previous build artifact for comparison we receive warning messages indicating:
The task then proceeds to update the version of every service due to this issue, which isn't ideal.
We have recently moved to using the Publish Pipeline Artifacts over the older Publish Build Artifacts so I'm guessing it's just a case that this task does not yet support the newer artifact type.
Is this something we could look to support moving forwards?
Image 1: Task setup
Image 2: Build log warning messages
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: