Azure DevOps branch policy path filter to detect changes in the project root folder
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I have a path structure like /a/b.
I want to enforce branch policies based on which files have changed as follows:
Policy 1. When a file has changed in the root folder or folder a.
Policy 2. When no files have changed in the root folder or folder a.
How can I do this with path filters?
(I tried "./*;./a/*" and "./*.*;./a/*.*" but it seems like the wildcards match files at any level. ie. It would apply even if there was a file change in folder b.)
azure-devops asked Nov 8 at 22:47
Chris Mohr
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I have a path structure like /a/b.
I want to enforce branch policies based on which files have changed as follows:
Policy 1. When a file has changed in the root folder or folder a.
Policy 2. When no files have changed in the root folder or folder a.
How can I do this with path filters?
(I tried "./*;./a/*" and "./*.*;./a/*.*" but it seems like the wildcards match files at any level. ie. It would apply even if there was a file change in folder b.)
azure-devops asked Nov 8 at 22:47
Chris Mohr
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Why don't you try only/a/*for policy 1?
– Jayendran
Nov 9 at 2:53
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I have a path structure like /a/b.
I want to enforce branch policies based on which files have changed as follows:
Policy 1. When a file has changed in the root folder or folder a.
Policy 2. When no files have changed in the root folder or folder a.
How can I do this with path filters?
(I tried "./*;./a/*" and "./*.*;./a/*.*" but it seems like the wildcards match files at any level. ie. It would apply even if there was a file change in folder b.)
azure-devops asked Nov 8 at 22:47
Chris Mohr
2,169188
I have a path structure like /a/b.
I want to enforce branch policies based on which files have changed as follows:
Policy 1. When a file has changed in the root folder or folder a.
Policy 2. When no files have changed in the root folder or folder a.
How can I do this with path filters?
(I tried "./*;./a/*" and "./*.*;./a/*.*" but it seems like the wildcards match files at any level. ie. It would apply even if there was a file change in folder b.)
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Chris Mohr
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asked Nov 8 at 22:47
Chris Mohr
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asked Nov 8 at 22:47
Chris Mohr
2,169188
asked Nov 8 at 22:47
Chris Mohr
2,169188
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Why don't you try only/a/*for policy 1?
– Jayendran
Nov 9 at 2:53
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Why don't you try only/a/*for policy 1?
– Jayendran
Nov 9 at 2:53
Why don't you try only
/a/* for policy 1?– Jayendran
Nov 9 at 2:53
Why don't you try only
/a/* for policy 1?– Jayendran
Nov 9 at 2:53
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Why don't you try only
/a/*for policy 1?– Jayendran
Nov 9 at 2:53