Flutter build task for Azure DevOps.

All credit goes to the original author for his awesome work. This extension is a custom/updated/maintained fork of Alois Deniel's extension Github

Installation can be done using Visual Studio MarketPlace.

Source code can be found on Github.

Original repo : Github.

Add the tasks to your build definition.

Installs the Flutter SDK onto the running agent if not already installed. Then uses it for following tasks.

• Select the channel: stable (default), beta, or dev.
• Select the version of the SDK to install: latest (default), custom. If custom is specified, a customVersion must be set.
• (Optional). Set the customVersion (in a <M>.<m>.<p> semver format) if needed.

Build the given mobile application project. You must call the Flutter Install task or use the optional flutterDirectory task input that points to your flutter/bin folder before execution. All application bundles are created in the build/outputs folder of your project.

• Select the projectDirectory that contains the pubspec.yaml file.
• Select the target platform. Options are: apk (default), aab, ios, web, all mobile (all mobile platforms only), desktop (windows), desktop (macos), desktop (linux), all desktop (all desktop platforms only) , all (all platforms).
• (Optional). Set flutterDirectory to set path to the Flutter SDK if you were not using Flutter Install task before this one
• (Optional). Set buildName (like 1.2.3) that will override the manifest's one.
• (Optional). Set buildNumber (like 12) that will override the manifest's one.
• (Optional). Set buildFlavour (like development) to specify a build flavour. Must match Android Gradle flavor definition or XCode scheme.
• (Optional). Set entryPoint to override the main entry point file of the application. Default is 'lib/main.dart'.
• (Optional). Set verboseMode if you wish to get detailed verbose log output for diagnoses purposes. Default is false.
• (Optional). Set debugMode if you wish to override the default release mode for the build. Default is false.
• (Optional). Set dartDefine compile-time variables. Example: "Some_Var=Some_val --dart-define=Some_Var2=Val"
• (Optional). Set extraArgs if you want to pass more official/custom command arguments. Example: "--no-tree-shake-icons --publish-to-play"
• (Android).(Optional). Set apkTargetPlatform for the Android platform architecture target: android-arm (default), android-arm64.
• (Android).(Optional). Set the build mode splitPerAbi to compile the code into an APK per target ABI. Otherwise the build will result in a single APK.
• (iOS).(Optional). Set iosTargetPlatform for the iOS target: device (default), simulator.
• (iOS).(Optional). Set iosCodesign to configure whenever the bundle odesign the application bundle (only available on device builds, and activated by default). Warning: you must install a valid certificate before build with the Install an Apple Certificatetask

Launch tests and publish a report as build test results.

• Select the projectDirectory that contains to pubspec.yaml file.
• (Optional). Set testName as a regular expression matching substrings of the names of tests to run.
• (Optional). Set testPlainName as a plain-text substring of the names of tests to run.
• (Optional). Set updateGoldens: whether matchesGoldenFile() calls within your test methods should update the golden files rather than test for an existing match.
• (Optional). Set generateCodeCoverageReport to generate code coverage report based on tests in the project. The report file is located in the specified projectDirectory in coverage/lcov.info.
• (Optional). Set concurrency to specify the number of concurrent test processes to run. Default is 6.

Launch analyze on flutter directory.

• Select the projectDirectory that contains the pubspec.yaml file.
• (Optional). Set pubGet if you wish to run pub get command before analyze. Default is true.

Launch a Flutter command with custom arguments.

Flutter command isn't recognized ?

Make sure that you have a Flutter Install at the beginning of your definition.

Can I run a custom Flutter command ?

Yes, right after the Flutter Install task, a FlutterToolPath environment variable points to the bin of the Flutter SDK directory. You just have to use $(FlutterToolPath) in your following tasks. Example: "$(FlutterToolPath)/flutter packages get"

Can I run Dart program ?

Yes, right after the Flutter Install task, a DartToolPath environment variable points to the bin of the Dart SDK directory. You just have to use $(DartToolPath) in your following tasks. Example: "$(DartToolPath)/dart program.dart arg1 arg2"

Can I access Flutter's pub-cache ?

Yes, right after the Flutter Install task, a FlutterPubCachePath environment variable points to the pub-cache directory that Flutter installs all depdencies. You just have to use $(FlutterPubCachePath) in your following tasks. Example: "$(FlutterPubCachePath)/pubver set $(Version)"

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