The error message you are getting (There must be exactly one package.) is essentially saying the file that you are trying to push doesn't exist. And since I can see that the file is created in the previous pack command, My thought is that file creation is not fully complete or the file is still in use by the pack command. I am thinking it might be useful to add a Start-Sleep -s 5 command between the pack and push commands.

Hi Philippe,

I see that the $PiplineStageName is not available at the Release level. So this will only work as a Build variable.

Does this help?

Thanks!
Jason

Hi Vijay,

please refer to this documentation to better understand file masks in our tools.

hope this helps!

Thanks,
Jason

Hi Philippe,

When you add the Release variable does it appear to have the correct connection string on the page? I'm going to try and replicate this error on my end but want to make sure the rendering is working first.

Thanks,
Jason

Philippe,

You will need to use variable value renderers to accomplish this.

then value render text will be your string i.e. Server=$ApplicationName$PipelineStageName.SQL.$DomaineName\$ApplicationName$PipelineStageName;Integrated Security=true;

then you can reference that variable in your application by adding it as a release variable or build variable.

Hi Philippe,

You should be able to use a System Variable (administration/variables) to store the connection string that you want to use over multiple applications.

Also,
Yes. you can define a connection string as per your example.

Does this help?

Thanks,
Jason

Hi Sergey,

It's not built in but you can integrate it with custom directories. Please see
https://inedo.com/support/questions/3991 for a related discussion.