Push git current branch to a remote git in Azure Pipeline-CodePudding

Using old fashion way in Azure Dev Ops to create pipeline, I'm looking for a solution to push the git current branch to a remote git. This is really not conventional I know, but if it's done automatically, I have to do it manually and I'm not good to remember things. Moreover, I like to resolve new challenge.

Here is what I have currently:

And the script executed is:

git remote add EXT [email protected]:v3/EXT/EXT-Project/ext-web-app
git fetch
git push origin HEAD:master --force
git branch -f develop origin/develop
git pull EXT develop

What I noticed is when the Command Line task starts:

the git is currently on a detached branch
so I force to go to the local develop branch (the branch I want to copy to EXT remot git)
then I try to pull the current branch (develop) to the external Git

Question:

How to set up the credentials of the external git (EXT)?
How to finish the script to synch the current git branch to the external git branch?

Note: I don't need to handle the merge conflict with the external git branch, if it happens, the pipeline failed and that's it (it's not supposed to happen btw)

CodePudding user response：

You could use the Install SSH Key task, as seen in "Checkout git submodule in Azure Pipeline with SSH", in order to force the pipeline to use your private/public key.

Make sure you have the right to access the EXT/EXT-Project, meaning the public key which will authenticate you must refer to an account authorized to read EXT/EXT-Project.