azure-pipelines.yml

### NOTE: JenkinsSdkSetupScripts can't be in the root of this pipeline.
resources:
  repositories:
  - repository: 'JenkinsSdkSetupScripts'
    type: github
    endpoint: 'GitHub connection MockVMAgent'
    name: PlayFab/JenkinsSdkSetupScripts
    path: s/JenkinsSdkSetupScripts
    trigger:
      - master
  - repository: API_Specs
    type: github
    endpoint: 'GitHub connection MockVMAgent'
    name: PlayFab/API_Specs
    path: s/API_Specs
    trigger:
      - master
  - repository: CSharpSDK
    type: github
    endpoint: 'GitHub connection MockVMAgent'
    name: PlayFab/CSharpSDK
    path: s/sdks/CSharpSDK
    trigger:
      - master

trigger:
- master

pool:
  vmImage: 'windows-latest'

steps:

- task: PowerShell@2
  displayName: "Create folders for repos (workaround)"
  inputs:
    targetType: inline
    script: |
        New-Item -Path . -Name "JenkinsSdkSetupScripts" -ItemType "directory"
        New-Item -Path . -Name "sdks" -ItemType "directory"
        New-Item -Path . -Name "SDKGenerator" -ItemType "directory"
        New-Item -Path . -Name "API_Specs" -ItemType "directory"
        ls
        cd sdks
        New-Item -Path . -Name "CSharpSDK" -ItemType "directory"
    pwsh: true

- checkout: self
  clean: true
  persistCredentials: true
  path: s/SDKGenerator

- checkout: API_Specs
  clean: true
  persistCredentials: true
  path: s/API_Specs

- checkout: JenkinsSdkSetupScripts
  clean: true
  persistCredentials: true
  path: s/JenkinsSdkSetupScripts

- checkout: CSharpSDK
  clean: true
  persistCredentials: true
  path: s/sdks/CSharpSDK

# - bash: |
#     PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON="D:/a/1/s/JenkinsSdkSetupScripts/Creds/testTitleData.json"
#     export PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON="$PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON"
#     echo testing $PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON
#     pwd
#     ls
#     cd ..
#     pwd
#     ls
#   displayName: set testTilteData local environment variable

- script: |
    echo testing 2 %PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON%
    pwd
    ls
    cd SDKGenerator/SDKBuildScripts/Windows
    csharp_build.bat
  displayName: 'Generating CSharpSDK'

- task: NuGetCommand@2
  displayName: 'Nuget Restore CSharpSDK UnitTest'
  inputs:
    command: 'restore'
    restoreSolution: 'sdks/CSharpSDK/PlayFabSDK/PlayFabSDK+Unit.sln'
    feedsToUse: 'select'

- task: VSBuild@1
  displayName: 'Build CSharpSDKUnitTest: Release'
  inputs:
    solution: 'sdks/CSharpSDK/PlayFabSDK/PlayFabSDK+Unit.sln'
    configuration: 'Release'
    clean: true
    msbuildArchitecture: 'x64'

- bash: |
    echo bash pf title data is $PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON
    if [ -f "$PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON" ]; then
      echo pf test title file exists! according to bash
    else
      echo THE PF TITLE FILE DOES NOT EXIST
    fi
  displayName: Test For TestTitle Data Json 

# note this doesn't seem to print anything out? 
# without cmd <<< bash will not find dotnet (script didn't seem to work?)
- bash: |
    cd sdks/CSharpSDK/PlayFabSDK/UnittestRunner/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/
    echo START NetCore 2.0 UNIT TEST RUNNER with this file: $PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON
    cmd <<< dotnet .\UnitTestRunner.dll -testInputsFile '$PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON'
  displayName: 'TEST BASH NetCore 2.0 CSharpSDK UnitTestRunner (expected blank)'

# possible alternative to call a dll? Or we could try powershell?
# - script: |
#     cd sdks/CSharpSDK/PlayFabSDK/UnittestRunner/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/
#     echo START NetCore 2.0 UNIT TEST RUNNER with this file: %PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON%
#     dotnet .\UnitTestRunner.dll -testInputsFile '%PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON%'
#   displayName: 'TEST SCRIPT NetCore 2.0 CSharpSDK UnitTestRunner'

- bash: |
    cd sdks/CSharpSDK/PlayFabSDK/UnittestRunner/bin/Release/net45/
    pwd
    ls
    echo START .Net4.5 UNIT TEST RUNNER
    echo windows script testing this var $PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON
    cmd <<< UnitTestRunner.exe -testInputsFile '$PF_TEST_TITLE_DATA_JSON'
  displayName: 'dotNet 45 CSharpSDK UnitTestRunner'