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Lukasz Dynowski
Lukasz Dynowski

Reputation: 13640

Pipeline Resource * Input Must be Valid

I'm following pipeline resource triggers docs and I constructed my pipeline that looks like this.

15 resources:
16   pipelines:
17     - pipeline: buildPipeline
18       source: template-ci # azure devops pipeline name (defined in ADO UI!)
19       project: $(System.TeamProject) # azure devops project name
20       trigger:
21         branches:
22           include:
23           - main

Unfortunately, the above definition throws this error /devops/ct.yml (Line: 17, Col: 17): Pipeline Resource buildPipeline Input Must be Valid.

When I look at line 17 - pipeline: buildPipeline it looks perfectly fine what I'm doing wrong?

Upvotes: 17

Views: 9930

Answers (4)

mihkov
mihkov

Reputation: 1189

Really helpful question with answers, the line from error could be misleading. So I started comparing characters and seems that I've used same character from language different from English. Т and T (They look the same but they are different).

Paying more attention to VS Code, now I see a suggestion for fixing the character:

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Upvotes: 0

Adel Mourad
Adel Mourad

Reputation: 1545

I had to correct the branch name from main to master and it worked.

Also correct the project name on Azure, found in the link (https://dev.azure.com/xxx/ProjectName)

Upvotes: 0

sussexrick
sussexrick

Reputation: 152

I had the same error message but in my case the problem was that there were two pipelines with the name specified for the source parameter (template_ci) in the example above. When I renamed one of them it worked.

Upvotes: 10

Lukasz Dynowski
Lukasz Dynowski

Reputation: 13640

Context

Turns out that the error is not referring to a single line (17) of configuration but, to the resource definition (pipeline resource) that, in my case, is defined from line 17 to 23.

Problem

My pipeline problem lies on the line number 19. Apparently, Azure Pipelines don't like runtime expression project: $(System.TeamProject) for pipeline resource definition.

Solutions

  1. Removing line 19 fixed the problem.
  2. Replace $(System.TeamProject) with the project name specified in azure devops. e.g for this url https://dev.azure.com/your-org-name/Your Project Name the project name would be Your Project Name. Resulting with yaml config that looks like below.
19       project: Your Project Nam

Upvotes: 9

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