I am using default build template with TFS 2013, how i can access build parameters (for example, changeset number under build, build directory, source paths, tfs address, agent information...) from powershell script?
Example situation: I want to rewrite all assembly info version informations on Pre-Build script where last part of version number is changeset number, i can probably get changeset with tf.exe commands inside of script but i isn't only thing which i want to know from build agent during build.
I have tried run Get-Variable in script and write it to build but i haven't find any special variables inside of script.
Is there something i have missed or is it so that default build template simply does not pass any variables to powershell runtime during execution?
Figured it out.
Variables are automatically written as environment variables, dir env: showed me that tfs automatically create following variables:
TF_BUILD True
TF_BUILD_BINARIESDIRECTORY C:\WP0\101\bin
TF_BUILD_BUILDDEFINITIONNAME TfsBuildTest2
TF_BUILD_BUILDDIRECTORY C:\WP0\101
TF_BUILD_BUILDNUMBER TfsBuildTest2_20140310.3
TF_BUILD_BUILDREASON Manual
TF_BUILD_BUILDURI vstfs:///Build/Build/6521
TF_BUILD_DROPLOCATION
TF_BUILD_SOURCEGETVERSION C22404
TF_BUILD_SOURCESDIRECTORY C:\WP0\101\src
TF_BUILD_TESTRESULTSDIRECTORY C:\WP0\101\tst
TFS_REG_CRED Build
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