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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Type Update Change
ModularPipelines nuget major 2.48.30 → 3.0.1

Release Notes

thomhurst/ModularPipelines (ModularPipelines)

v3.0.1: 3.0.1

What's Changed

Full Changelog: thomhurst/ModularPipelines@v3.0.0...v3.0.1

v3.0.0: 3.0.0

ModularPipelines V3 Release Notes

Highlights

ASP.NET Core-Style Builder Pattern

No more callbacks. Direct property access, just like ASP.NET Core minimal APIs.

// Before (V2)
await PipelineHostBuilder.Create()
    .ConfigureAppConfiguration((context, builder) => { ... })
    .ConfigureServices((context, collection) => { ... })
    .ExecutePipelineAsync();

// After (V3)
var builder = Pipeline.CreateBuilder(args);
builder.Configuration.AddJsonFile("appsettings.json");
builder.Services.AddModule<BuildModule>();
await builder.Build().RunAsync();

If you've used ASP.NET Core, this feels instantly familiar.

Fluent Module Configuration

Configure module behavior with a clean, fluent API instead of scattered property overrides.

// Before (V2) - properties scattered across the class
protected internal override TimeSpan Timeout => TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5);
protected override AsyncRetryPolicy<string?> RetryPolicy => ...;
protected internal override Task<SkipDecision> ShouldSkip(...) => ...;

// After (V3) - everything in one place
protected override ModuleConfiguration Configure() => ModuleConfiguration.Create()
    .WithTimeout(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5))
    .WithRetryCount(3)
    .WithSkipWhen(ctx => ctx.Git().Information.BranchName != "main"
        ? SkipDecision.Skip("Only runs on main")
        : SkipDecision.DoNotSkip)
    .Build();
Type-Safe Result Handling

Module results are now discriminated unions. Pattern matching gives you compile-time safety.

var result = await context.GetModule<BuildModule>();

return result switch
{
    ModuleResult<BuildOutput>.Success { Value: var output } => Deploy(output),
    ModuleResult.Skipped => null,
    ModuleResult.Failure { Exception: var ex } => throw ex,
    _ => null
};

Or use the simpler helpers for quick migrations:

if (result.IsSuccess)
{
    var value = result.ValueOrDefault;
}

New Features

Non-Generic Module Classes

New Module and SyncModule base classes for modules that don't return data.

// Async module - no return value needed
public class DeployModule : Module
{
    protected override async Task ExecuteModuleAsync(
        IModuleContext context, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
    {
        await context.Command.ExecuteCommandLineTool(...);
    }
}

// Sync module - no return value needed
public class LoggingModule : SyncModule
{
    protected override void ExecuteModule(
        IModuleContext context, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
    {
        context.Logger.LogInformation("Done!");
    }
}

Internally these use the None struct, which represents "nothing" and is semantically equivalent to null.

Dynamic Dependencies

Declare dependencies programmatically based on runtime conditions.

protected override void DeclareDependencies(IDependencyDeclaration deps)
{
    deps.DependsOn<RequiredModule>();
    deps.DependsOnOptional<OptionalModule>();
    deps.DependsOnIf<ProductionModule>(Environment.IsProduction);
}
Powerful Dependency Attributes
// Depend on all modules in a category
[DependsOnModulesInCategory("Build")]
public class TestModule : Module<TestResults> { }

// Depend on all modules with a tag
[DependsOnModulesWithTag("database")]
public class MigrationModule : Module<bool> { }
Conditional Execution Attributes
[RunOnLinux]
public class LinuxModule : Module<string> { }

[RunOnWindowsOnly]  // Skips on other platforms
public class WindowsOnlyModule : Module<string> { }

[SkipIf(typeof(IsNotMainBranchCondition))]
public class MainBranchModule : Module<string> { }

[RunIfAll(typeof(IsCI), typeof(IsMainBranch))]
public class CIMainModule : Module<string> { }
Module Tags and Categories

Organize modules for easier management.

[ModuleTag("critical")]
[ModuleTag("deployment")]
[ModuleCategory("Infrastructure")]
public class DeployModule : Module<DeployResult> { }
Pipeline Validation

Catch configuration errors before execution.

var validation = await builder.ValidateAsync();
if (validation.HasErrors)
{
    foreach (var error in validation.Errors)
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"[{error.Category}] {error.Message}");
    }
}
Plugin System

Create reusable pipeline extensions.

public class MyPlugin : IModularPipelinesPlugin
{
    public string Name => "MyPlugin";

    public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
    {
        services.AddSingleton<IMyService, MyService>();
    }

    public void ConfigurePipeline(PipelineBuilder builder)
    {
        builder.Services.AddModule<PluginModule>();
    }
}

[assembly: ModularPipelinesPlugin(typeof(MyPlugin))]
Enhanced Lifecycle Hooks

New overridable methods for fine-grained control.

protected override Task OnBeforeExecuteAsync(IModuleContext context, CancellationToken ct) { }
protected override Task OnAfterExecuteAsync(IModuleContext context, ModuleResult<T> result, CancellationToken ct) { }
protected override Task OnSkippedAsync(IModuleContext context, SkipDecision decision, CancellationToken ct) { }
protected override Task OnFailedAsync(IModuleContext context, Exception ex, CancellationToken ct) { }

Breaking Changes

Entry Point
V2 V3
PipelineHostBuilder.Create() Pipeline.CreateBuilder(args)
.ConfigureAppConfiguration(callback) builder.Configuration
.ConfigureServices(callback) builder.Services
.ConfigurePipelineOptions(callback) builder.Options
.AddModule<T>() on builder builder.Services.AddModule<T>()
.ExecutePipelineAsync() .Build().RunAsync()
Module API
V2 V3
IPipelineContext in ExecuteAsync IModuleContext
GetModule<T>() on module context.GetModule<T>()
Timeout property override Configure().WithTimeout()
RetryPolicy property override Configure().WithRetryCount()
ShouldSkip() method Configure().WithSkipWhen()
ShouldIgnoreFailures() method Configure().WithIgnoreFailures()
ModuleRunType.AlwaysRun Configure().WithAlwaysRun()
OnBeforeExecute() Configure().WithBeforeExecute() or OnBeforeExecuteAsync()
OnAfterExecute() Configure().WithAfterExecute() or OnAfterExecuteAsync()
Result Access
V2 V3
result.Value result.ValueOrDefault or pattern match
result.Exception result.ExceptionOrDefault or pattern match
result.ModuleResultType == ModuleResultType.Success result.IsSuccess or pattern match
Command Execution

Execution-related properties moved from tool options to a separate CommandExecutionOptions parameter:

V2 (on tool options) V3 (on CommandExecutionOptions)
WorkingDirectory WorkingDirectory
EnvironmentVariables EnvironmentVariables
ThrowOnNonZeroExitCode ThrowOnNonZeroExitCode 
// V3: Pass execution options as second parameter
await context.DotNet().Build(
    new DotNetBuildOptions { Configuration = "Release" },
    new CommandExecutionOptions { WorkingDirectory = "/app" });
Removed Types
  • PipelineHostBuilder - Use Pipeline.CreateBuilder()
  • ModuleBase / ModuleBase<T> - Use Module<T>

Migration Path

Quick Migration (Minimal Changes)

The ExecutePipelineAsync() extension still exists:

var builder = Pipeline.CreateBuilder(args);
builder.Services.AddModule<MyModule>();
await builder.ExecutePipelineAsync();  // Still works

And ValueOrDefault provides backwards-compatible result access:

var result = await context.GetModule<BuildModule>();
var value = result.ValueOrDefault;  // Similar to old result.Value
Full Migration

For the cleanest code, adopt the new patterns:

  1. Use Pipeline.CreateBuilder(args) with direct property access
  2. Move module configuration to Configure() builder
  3. Change IPipelineContext to IModuleContext
  4. Move GetModule<T>() calls to context
  5. Use pattern matching for result handling

See the Migration Guide for detailed examples.

Upgrade Steps

  1. Update the NuGet package: dotnet add package ModularPipelines --version 3.0.0
  2. Fix compile errors using the migration tables above
  3. (Optional) Refactor to use new fluent APIs
  4. (Optional) Adopt new features like tags, categories, and conditional attributes

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the core ModularPipelines package from version 2.48.30 to 3.0.1, which is a major version upgrade with significant breaking changes according to the release notes.

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  • Updates the main ModularPipelines NuGet package from v2.48.30 to v3.0.1 in the build project

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build/Build.csproj
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<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.Git" Version="2.48.30"/>
<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.GitHub" Version="2.48.30"/>
<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.DotNet" Version="2.48.30"/>
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The ModularPipelines package has been updated to version 3.0.1, but the related packages (ModularPipelines.Git, ModularPipelines.GitHub, and ModularPipelines.DotNet) remain at version 2.48.30. According to the v3.0.0 release notes, this is a major breaking change. All ModularPipelines packages should be updated to the same major version (3.x) to ensure compatibility and avoid potential runtime errors or API mismatches.

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<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.Git" Version="2.48.30"/>
<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.GitHub" Version="2.48.30"/>
<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.DotNet" Version="2.48.30"/>
<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.Git" Version="3.0.1"/>
<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.GitHub" Version="3.0.1"/>
<PackageReference Include="ModularPipelines.DotNet" Version="3.0.1"/>

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