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Igor Soloydenko
Igor Soloydenko

Reputation: 11835

How do I run an arbitrary test command on a Hosted agent?

I would like to test that a command I'm crafting will work fine on a Hosted Agent with my DevOps Build Pipeline. The command could be quite complex or as trivial as tsc --version, for example.

How do I do it without modifying my build-pipeline-definition.yaml or rerunning the Build Pipeline?

Can I ssh/remote into the Agent and play around there? Or is there another way?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 258

Answers (1)

Daniel Mann
Daniel Mann

Reputation: 59055

How do I do it without modifying my build-pipeline-definition.yaml or rerunning the Build Pipeline?

At the moment, you don't. The way to test builds is to modify the build, run a build, and iterate if it's still not working.

Can I ssh/remote into the Agent and play around there?

No. If you need access to an agent, install and configure a private agent on a machine you control.

Upvotes: 3

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