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chocolatey-git

This repository is a collection of chocolatey tools to be used with git. It's purpose is to demonstrate how to lint/validate choco packages in a pipeline and use git and chocolatey together in harmony.

CI/CD Pipeline tools

chocopackages.Tests.ps1 - a set of pester tests to validatate packages. Simply place in root of choco repo, and run pester in pipeline Invoke-Analyzer.ps1 - validate/lint powershell

Additional Tools

build.ps1 can take a properly tagged git repository and create nupkg files in a directory. This could be very useful for rebuilding a chocolatey.org, nugetgallery, myget or other similar repository and maintain every package version. Tagging method is mentioned below.

Remove-ObsoleteVersion.ps1

If you maintain your own chocolatey feed, and you use AU this might be of interest. You can specify a set number of packages you want to maintain online. After all binaries can grow to be huge! This requires a properly tagged repo.

Usage:

function global:au_AfterUpdate ($Package)  {

  $ROVArgs = @{
    maximumversions = 2
    packagename = 'office365-x64'
    matcher = '^\s*url\s*= ''https://chocopackages.3rdpoint.corp/office365-x64/(.*)'''
  }
  Remove-ObsoleteVersion @ROVArgs
}

Additional information

I tag all choco packages created in a chocopackages repository using the format packagename-packageversion using this command: git tag -a $tag -m 'tag'.

Ex: git tag -a mypkg-1.0.0 -m 'mypkg-1.0.0'

This allows for some additional awesomeness if you use AU as mentioned above