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vso

VSO is a command line tool that stands for "Visual Studio Online." It allows developers to interact with their Visual Studio Online accounts using the command line interface. With VSO, developers can perform various tasks, such as managing source control repositories, creating and managing work items, triggering builds, and deploying applications. It provides a convenient way for developers to automate and script their workflows and integrate them with other tools and systems. VSO supports several commands and options that enable users to configure and control their Visual Studio Online projects effectively. The tool offers flexibility and convenience for developers who prefer working from the command line environment or need to integrate Visual Studio Online operations into their existing automation flows. VSO is highly extensible, allowing developers to create custom scripts and leverage its functionality to meet their specific project requirements.

List of commands for vso:

  • vso:tldr:07d7c vso: Create an automated task to execute during boot.
    $ vso create-task --name "${string}" --description "${string}" --command "${command}" --on-boot
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  • vso:tldr:1f547 vso: Create an automated task upon an application's launch.
    $ vso create-task --name "${string}" --description "${string}" --${select} "${command}" --on-process ${integer}
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  • vso:tldr:21d52 vso: Delete an automated task.
    $ vso delete-task "${task}"
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  • vso:tldr:75986 vso: Create an automated task to execute during specific battery states.
    $ vso create-task --name "${string}" --description "${string}" --command "${command}" --${select}
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  • vso:tldr:cd13a vso: Trigger a system update immediately.
    $ sudo vso trigger-update --now
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  • vso:tldr:d5371 vso: Check for package updates and list them.
    $ sudo vso update-check
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  • vso:tldr:fc3cf vso: Create an automated task which asks for a confirmation before execution.
    $ vso create-task --name "${string}" --description "${string}" --command "${command}" --need-confirm
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