azdo_pipeline 1.0.2

Overview

A Python module to call Azure DevOps pipeline and optionally search output.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.9 or higher.

• Azure DevOps PAT (Personal Access Token) with Builds (read and execute) permissions.

Usage

Installation:

pip3 install azdo_pipeline
# or
python3 -m pip install azdo_pipeline

Bash:

call_azdo_pipeline \
   -t "<pat>" \
   -o "<org>" \
   -p "<project_id>" \
   -l <pipeline_id> \
   [-d '<run_parameters>' \]
   [-r <run_id> \]
   [-g <log_id> \]
   [-s "<search_pattern>"]

Example:

call_azdo_pipeline \
   -t "sd354sd36f5sf4s6v4s" \
   -o "my-org" \
   -p "asfj-349859njnkfv-dvdf-3rfsw" \
   -l 35 \
   -d '{"templateParameters": {"agentPool": "ubuntu-latest"}}' \
   -r 3210 \
   -g 6 \
   -s ".*SUCCESSFUL.*"

Retrieving pipeline run logs list...
Retrieving pipeline run log 9...
Extracting output from logs...
{ 'data': '2025-08-23T08:07:29.0226728Z SUCCESSFUL',
   'run_id': 3210,
   'status': 200}

Arguments

• -t PAT (Personal Access Token) for Azure DevOps authentication.

• -o Organization name in Azure DevOps.

• -p Project ID or name in Azure DevOps.

• -l Pipeline ID in Azure DevOps.

• -d (Optional) JSON string with run parameters.

• -r (Optional) Specific run ID to fetch logs from.

• -g (Optional) Specific log ID to fetch.

• -s (Optional) Regex pattern to search for in the logs.

Return Value

A dictionary with the following keys:

• data: The matched log line or an empty string if no match is found.

• run_id: The ID of the pipeline run.

• status: The HTTP status code of the API response.