TeamsFx helps automate the development process when building Teams apps. Below are tools and templates that can be used to configure CI/CD workflows, create workflow templates, and customize CI/CD workflows using GitHub, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, and other platforms. For resource provisioning and deployment, you can use the Teams Developer Portal to create Azure service guidelines and publish Teams apps. To manually publish the Teams app, you can use the Teams Edition developer portal.
Description of tools and models
TeamsFx-CLI-Action is a GitHub activity integrated with TeamsFx CLI. The Teams Toolkit Visual Studio Code extension in Visual Studio Code can help you develop Teams apps and automated workflows for GitHub, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins.
The TeamsFx CLI command line tool can help you develop Teams apps and automated workflows for GitHub, Azure DevOps, and Jenkins.
script-ci-template.sh and script-cd-template.sh Script templates for external automation on GitHub, Azure DevOps, or Jenkins.
You can use the following platforms to configure the pipeline：
- Use GitHub to configure the pipeline
- Configuring Processes with Azure DevOps
- Using Jenkins to configure the pipeline
- Configure pipelines for other platforms
- Use GitHub to configure the pipeline
Visual studio code
Team FX CLI
Customize CI/CD workflows. Create a workflow template
You can use GitHub to create the following workflow templates:
- Teams Toolkit in Visual Studio Code
- Use the Teams toolkit to create a new Teams app project.
- Select the “Group Toolkit” icon in the left pane.
- Select “Add Function”
- add function
- Select “Add CI/CD Workflow”.
- Select CI/CD . Workflow
- Select the environment from the command prompt.
- Select GitHub as the CI/CD provider.
- Select at least one template from the following options:
- CI, CD, syndication or release in Teams.
- Open the template and customize the workflow to suit the scenario.
- follow. The README file in GitHub/workflow configures the workflow in GitHub.
Team FX CLI
- Import the cd into the Teams app project folder.
- Enter the command teamsfx add cicd to start the interactive command process.
- Select the environment from the command prompt.
- Select GitHub as the CI/CD provider.
- Select at least one template from the following options:
- CI, CD, syndication or release in Teams.
- Open the template and customize the workflow to suit the scenario.
- follow. The README file in GitHub/workflow configures the workflow in GitHub.
If you need more workflow templates, you can follow the same process to create workflow templates in Visual Studio Code or TeamsFx CLI.
Custom CI/CD Workflow
You can edit or delete test scripts to customize CI/CD workflow：
By default, when a new commit is made to the master branch, the CD workflow is activated.
Modify the build script if necessary.
Remove the test script if necessary.
Configuring Processes with Azure DevOps
Using Azure DevOps for CI/CD to configure the path：
Create a workflow template. Visual studio code
Team FX CLI
Customize CI/CD workflow.
Create a workflow template
You can use Azure DevOps to create the following workflow models:
Teams Toolkit in Visual Studio Code
- Use the Teams toolkit to create a new Teams app project.
- Select the “Group Toolkit” icon in the left pane.
- Select “Add CI/CD Workflow”.
- Select the environment from the command prompt. Select Azure DevOps as the CI/CD provider.
- Select at least one template from the following options:
- CI, CD, syndication and publishing in Teams.
- Open the template and customize the workflow to suit the scenario.
- follow. The README file in Azure/pipelines configures the workflow in Azure DevOps.
