See https://ci.appveyor.com/project/ILMTitan/google-cloud-tfs/build/0.0.6-20171025T223459+81

I am using the vsts google container builder task inside my build pipeline.
I am running this task on a Hosted Linux preview vsts agent.

The container builder task fails to find gcloud on the agent machine.

 ##[error]Failed which: Not found gcloud: null

I also tried installing gcloud on the agent using the installer and adding gcloud to the PATH

curl https://sdk.cloud.google.com | bash
source /root/google-cloud-sdk/path.bash.inc

Container builder tasks fails to find gcloud.

My build process took 3.4 minutes, installing gcloud tools took 1.7 minutes. Is there a way to make it slimmer version for VSTS?

When I try to add a service endpoint in VSTS, after supplying the required info and JSON key, it fails with the following error message:

Not sure what else might be relevant info, feel free to reach me to provide more details.

Hi

Thank you for this tfs extension. I have one question.

For Azure I had on my tfs configured Build Definition where I have built .net core solution with Docker Compose and push all images to the Azure Registry (based on the template named ASP.NET with Containers).

Is it possible to configure similar Build Definition with your extension without using Google Cloud Container Builder, but only using GCP connection and Docker compose to push all images to Google Registry?

Thank you for answers in advance!

Cloud SDK version 174.0.0 added aspnetcore runtime to the GA gcloud app deploy. Update the Deploy GAE task to require that version and drop the use of beta.

The extension does not exist on the vsts marketplace. Is VSTS online not supported anymore?

Deploy App Engine Copy Yaml from source folder should accept both <folder> and <folder>/app.yaml as input.

There should be a command to execute an arbitrary kubectl command with the integrated permissions.

When I follow the marketplace link:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GoogleCloudTools.google-cloud-tfs

I get "We're sorry, the page you requested cannot be found!". Is there an issue with the current Marketplace item?

The credential file is generated while executing the tasks allowing to connect to the appropriate project.
We are currently limited to the pre-defined tasks.
It would be very helpful to have a task allowing to execute any gcloud command (which generate the credential file on the fly) to expand the possibility of this plugin.

Deployment to GAE currently use by default the beta version of the deploy tool.
It would be better (i guess) to use by default the release version of the tool and have a check box allowing to specify the use of the alpha or beta version when available.

This could be applicable to any other custom tasks.

It would be nice to be able to specify the verbosity level of the custom tasks which is currently info by default.

When I try to use the container builder vsts task I see that the following command gets executed.

gcloud container builds submit \
--quiet \
--format=json --project="project" \
--credential-file-override="/opt/vsts/work/1/s/tempKeyFile.json" \
"/opt/vsts/work/1/a" \
--tag="sometag"

gcloud does not have a credential-file-override argument as per the latest documentation.

Am I missing out something ?

There are people using Azure Devops Pipeline and Google Cloud. Will there be any releases soon?

The "Install Google Cloud SDK" build step does not seem supported on non-windows agents.

I have also tested installing the GCloud SDK manually inside a Linux build agent and cannot make the 'kubectl command' step work either.

I am re-testing my steps on the Windows Hosted build agent to confirm it is an issue purely with the OS of the agent.

Can you confirm that only Windows agents are supported? Otherwise I will be happy to report inside of this ticket any further findings on this.

Also the markdown page https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/google-cloud-tfs/blob/master/DETAILS.md contains a broken link to https://cloud.google.com/tools/cloud-tools-tfs/docs/community

The link in the README is dead and I cannot find the extension by searching the marketplace.

The Deploy to Google App Engine task should take a parameter to deploy a GCR image. This will allow using this command in tandem with the Cloud Builder task.