az-pipelines:tldr:1b2aa

az-pipelines: Enqueue a specific pipeline to run.

$ az pipelines run --org ${organization_url} --project ${project_name} --name ${pipeline_name}

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The command az pipelines run is used to manually trigger a pipeline in Azure DevOps. Here is an explanation of each argument:

--org ${organization_url}: This parameter specifies the URL of the Azure DevOps organization where the project is located. You need to replace ${organization_url} with the actual URL of your organization.

--project ${project_name}: This parameter specifies the name (or ID) of the Azure DevOps project where the pipeline is defined. You need to replace ${project_name} with the actual name of your project.

--name ${pipeline_name}: This parameter specifies the name (or ID) of the pipeline that you want to trigger. You need to replace ${pipeline_name} with the actual name of your pipeline.

Putting it all together, running the az pipelines run command with the provided arguments will trigger the specified pipeline in the given Azure DevOps organization and project.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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