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This guide is intented to be used by partners or customers which want to use their own Azure devops as their GIT repository and CI/CD tool instead of GitLab.

Make sure you have sufficient rights in Azure.

1. Navigate to Pipelines > Create new Pipeline.

2. Select the source GIT repository which . Most probably this will be most probably your Azure repos Git“Azure repos Git”.

3. Select the name of the right GIT repository.

4. Select Starter pipeline and add following contentreplace the existing editor content with the following:

   Code Block
   trigger: - qa steps: - script: docker run pricefx/pfxpackage pfxpackage -import -timeout 120 -url ${URL} -user ${PFX_USER} -password $(PFX_PASS) -partition ${PARTITION} -from . ${OPTIONS} displayName: 'Deploy QA' env: PARTITION: partition-qa URL: https://qa.pricefx.eu

5. Click Save. This will create azure-pipelines.yml file in the root directory of your project.

6. Click Variables and create variables PFX_USER and PFX_PASS:

   • Add variable PFX_USER and set value to 'pfx.deploy' and click OK.

   • Add variable PFX_PASS and set value to a be strong password (at least 14 characters, at least 1 digit, at least 1 capital letter). Select “Keep this value secret” and click OK.

7. Create a user account 'pfx.deploy' in the target partitions (QA, PROD) which has General Admin privileges in each of the partitions where you want to enable deployment and set the password identical to the PFX_PASS variable.

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