Accessing Continia apps in build pipelines
To enable partners to install Continia apps in their build pipelines, Continia has created a NuGet package feed containing the apps released on AppSource. For an overview of the available packages, see the Continia repository in Azure DevOps.
To connect with the NuGet package feed, use the following URL:
If you're using Azure DevOps, you can add Continia's app feed as an upstream feed using the following URL:
azure-feed://continia-repository/ContiniaBCPublicFeeds/AppSourceApps@Local
To use the BCContainerHelper
The PowerShell module BCContainerHelper contains built-in functionality to download packages directly from a NuGet feed. The parameters are:
- $nugeturl = "
" - $packageName = "
" - $appFolder = ”package-folder"
Download-BcNuGetPackageToFolder -nuGetServerUrl $nugeturl -packageName $packageName -folder $appFolder
For example, to download Continia Document Capture and all its dependencies:
- $nugeturl = "https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/continia-repository/ContiniaBCPublicFeeds/_packaging/AppSourceApps/nuget/v3/index.json"
- $packageName = "6da8dd2f-e698-461f-9147-8e404244dd85"
- $appFolder = "c:\appfolder"
Download-BcNuGetPackageToFolder -nuGetServerUrl $nugeturl -packageName $packageName -folder $appFolder
The command above downloads the latest version of Document Capture published to AppSource, and copies the app and all required dependencies to c:\appfolder. These apps can then be published to a container.
Related information
Accessing Continia apps in build pipelines (only available to partners)