📝⚠️ DEPRECATION NOTICE

With the news here - Vercel has made their own 1st party task for Azure DevOps. I had the pleasure of speaking with one of their leads of product and they have many great plans for the Azure Repos extension / ecosystem with Vercel.

In order to not muddy the ecosystem myself, I've made the decision to archive the repo for historical purposes. Please check out and support the new extension!!

Github: https://github.com/vercel/vercel-azure-devops-extension Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Vercel.vercel-deployment-extension

Vercel for Azure DevOps Pipelines

This extension provides Azure Devops Pipelines Tasks to integrate with Vercel using their @vercel/client npm package

Why does this exist?

Since Vercel doesn't natively support Azure Repos (why would they? - don't @ me MS), it'd be beneficial for most developers to either maintain a template within their org, or install an extension with a prebuilt step that enables deployments using @vercel/client.

When play testing this package I @ColinKrist realized that creating a org specific template approach wasn't great long term for myself and for the Azure Repos community 👍.

Dogfood? 😋

Yes, this extension is currently being dogfooded @ Medical Solutions - a travel nurse staffing agency. Come work for us - >here<

What is Vercel? 🔼

About Vercel: link🔗

Ever stumble upon a repo on Github and see one of these bad boys?

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They're badass - and now anyone using this Task (or roll your own - source code is MIT) something like this can be done pretty easily.

What this extension / step does

Deploy to Vercel

The primary functionality that this provides is to publish lambdas, or web builds to Vercel when running the PR CI or your standard pipeline.

PR Comment

To greater improve the PR experience, this extension also creates and updates a single comment on your PR with the latest PR build. It also exposes the current status of the Vercel deployment from the PR comment itself *chef kiss*.

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Setup & Usage

⚠ Contrary to Vercel's documentation - remove the .gitignore entries that get added when the initial Vercel cli setup is ran. (Specifically .vercel in the root of the deployment directory)

🙌 This extension can automatically use the .vercel/project.json file to determine which project to publish your Azure Repo to in Vercel without any CI configuration. Neat right?

First Time Vercel Users (generating API token)

Add this extension into your org
Configure Vercel in your repo - tutorial
Create API token in Vercel
Move onto next section to add this step into your PR yaml pipeline

Existing Vercel Project with YAML template

... nodeJS setup,
package manager install,
package caching? (I hope so it's 2022),
package rehydration / download
...

# Consumer of this step MUST build app prior to trying to upload it
# Vercel can recognize these intracies typically, but in case it doesn't go here to learn about to configuring the project output directory within Vercel
# https://vercel.com/docs/concepts/deployments/configure-a-build#build-and-development-settings
- task: CmdLine@2
  displayName: Build
  inputs:
    script: "pnpm build"
    workingDirectory: "examples/react-cra"
- task: vercel-azdo-deploy@0
  inputs:
    # API token - (not the projectId) this can be generated once and shared across projects
    # ⚠ definitely recommend not plain texting this and using a pipeline variable ;)
    token: "69CHaMaOXm0wLlqGQoDBX3TB"
    # default is Build.SourceDirectory. Provided is an example for a nested repo, or for a monorepo (only supports 1 deployment from a monorepo at this time... TODO)
    path: "$(Build.SourcesDirectory)/examples/react-cra"
  env:
    SYSTEM_ACCESS_TOKEN: "$(System.AccessToken)"

ColinKrist/vercel-azdo

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