The example (see sample-azure-pipeline.yml
) uses the pwsh
shortcut for the PowerShell task so it works across platforms.
In Step 1 the inline PowerShell script logic determines and sets the value of the IsFooBar
variable.
It uses "logging commands" to set the variable.
Write-Host "##vso[task.setvariable variable=IsFooBar]$IsFooEqualToBar"
See docs: Logging commands
Step 2 simply logs the value of the IsFooBar
variable. Two techniques are used to access the value of the variable.
The first uses the YAML $(IsFooBar)
syntax. The second uses the PowerShell syntax for access environment variable $env:IsFooBar
.
Step 3 also only logs the value of the IsFooBar
variable, but we put a condition on this step, the step is only run
if the value of the IsFooBar
variable is true
. The step's condition uses the YAML variables.IsFooBar
syntax to access the variable's value.
Step 4 is similar to Step 3, but the step is only run if the IsFooBar
variable is not true
.
Docs: Define variables
- Section: Set variables in scripts
Docs: Logging commands