Adding new release pipeline with signing capability #1142
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- Upgrade TypeScript from 4.0.2 to 5.9.3 for Node.js 20 compatibility - Upgrade @types/node to 20.0.0 and remove conflicting @types/glob - Add --skipLibCheck flag to TypeScript compilation for compatibility - Fix Test-CanUnravel function to handle null objects properly - Fix Invoke-Process function to properly return exit codes - Fix LocalizationFunctions to use InvariantCulture for number formatting - Update mocha version check in make.js - All 107 tests now pass successfully
- Add Node.js 20.x support for PowerShell SDK in CI pipeline - Fix error handlers in make.js to properly exit with code 1 on failures - Update TypeScript version validation to accept 5.x versions - Ensure CI pipeline failures are properly reported instead of silent success
- Move Node.js template to ci/node/steps.yml - Move PowerShell templates to ci/powershell/ folder - steps.yml: Build and test template - publish-job.yml: Publish to PowerShell Gallery job - release-pipeline.yml: Manual release pipeline - Update all template references in azure-pipelines.yml - PowerShell steps now run on all OS platforms (Windows, Linux, macOS) - Separate build/test from publish concerns with dedicated templates
- Separated Node.js and PowerShell builds into dedicated template files - Renamed steps.yml to build-steps.yml for clarity - Created unified release pipeline with npm and PowerShell Gallery publishing - Added ESRP signing steps for VstsTaskSdk.dll (strong name, authenticode, 3rd party) - Modified make.js to use locally built DLL from _lib folder in CI/release pipelines - Moved PowerShell build to separate job in CI pipeline - Added pipeline artifacts for both npm package and PowerShell module - Added .vscode/settings.json to .gitignore
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Summary
This PR restructures the Azure Pipelines configuration for better maintainability and adds ESRP signing support for the VstsTaskSdk.dll in release builds.
Changes
Pipeline Structure Reorganization
steps.ymltobuild-steps.ymlfor both Node.js and PowerShell componentsci/node/publish-job.ymlfor npm publishingci/powershell/publish-job.ymlfor PowerShell Gallery publishingci/release-pipeline.ymlthat publishes both Node.js and PowerShell packagesESRP Signing Implementation
ci/powershell/signing-steps.ymlwith three-stage signing process:enableSigningparameterBuild Improvements
powershell/make.jsto use locally built DLL from_libfolder when available (CI/release pipelines)condition: succeeded()to publish steps to prevent publishing on test failuresOther Changes
ci/powershell/release-pipeline.yml(superseded by unified release pipeline).vscode/settings.jsonto.gitignoreosparameter from PowerShell templates (always runs on Windows)Benefits
Testing
Related Work
Part of ongoing effort to improve pipeline maintainability and add proper code signing for shipped components.