Source code of Azure DevOps plugin by Panu Oksala for Elgato Stream Deck. This project works currently only on Windows devices. Project is created by using the Stream Deck C# Toolkit. Use GitHub issues to submit any bugs / feature requests.
Install the plugin from Stream Deck Store and create Azure DevOps PAT token with read & execute permissions for builds and releases.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Overlay text on top of the Azure DevOps icon. |
| Organization URL | The Azure DevOps URL with or without https://. For example : dev.azure.com/{your organization}. |
| Project name | Azure DevOps project name. |
| PAT | The personal access token with read and execute permissions for build and release pipelines. Dont create PAT tokens with full access! |
| Pipeline type | Build, release or pull requests depending on what kind of action you want to trigger |
| Definition Id | The build or release definition ID / Repository name if pipeline type is Pull Requests. To get pipeline id: Open the pipeline at edit mode (in Azure DevOps) and copy the ID from URL. |
| Branch name | Leave empty to use pipelines default branch, or specify branch name that you want to build. |
| Tap action | What happens when StreamDeck button is pressed |
| Long press action | What happens if the StreamDeck button is pressed over one second |
| Status update frequency | How often the build/release status is requested automatically from Azure DevOps. Makes API calls with given interval. |
| Errors | Shows the possible error message that is received when button action is invoked. |
On success build or release init the Stream Deck button will show OK sign for a short while. If Stream Deck shows red question icon on top right corner of the button, check logs from plugin folder for more details.
- Install Stream Deck application
- Clone the repository
- Build with Visual Studio
- Visual Studio should automatically add Azure DevOps button into your Stream Deck app / device.
- To debug the app just run it and attach debugger into StreamDeck application (you might have two so try both).
- If you experience problems try to run the Visual Studio in Administrator mode.
- Build/Rebuild will stop StreamDeck app, so start it manually after every build. It will reload changes automatically.
If you have problems to build plugin after debugging, quick fix is to restart Visual Studio.