This is a command-line utility I created to serve as an event monitoring daemon for Azure DevOps. It accepts a single configuration file and monitors the specified events. When an event is detected, it forks processes to run the jobs you specify in the config file.

I created this as a way to automate certain DevOps-related processes at work. (I created this during the 2023 Microsoft Hackathon.)

To communicate with Azre DevOps, this uses the official Python API found here.

To get started, clone the repository and install all requirements in the requirements file:

git clone https://github.com/cwshugg/plado
cd ./plado
python3 -m pip install -r ./requirements.txt

Then, to run, simply invoke the main.py Python script. You'll need to specify configuration file via -c/--config to begin using the script.

python3 src/main.py -c ./my_config.json

You can also use -h/--help to see all available command-line arguments:

python3 src/main.py -h

Once you've set up your configuration file to track events, invoke the program with the -m/--monitor option to enable event-monitoring mode:

python3 src/main.py -c ./my_config.json -m

• TODO

• Documentation

  • Write markdown documentation
  • Write Linux man page
  • Example config file(s)

• Implement more events

  • Event_WI
    • Event_WI_Create
    • Event_WI_Assigned
    • Event_WI_State_Change
    • Event_WI_Comment_Add
    • Event_WI_Comment_Edit
    • ...
  • Event_Pipeline
    • Event_Pipeline_Run_Start
    • Event_Pipeline_Run_End
    • ...

• Update --show-config to find all objects that extend the base Config class and print out their options. (Add a description field to the Config class, to be printed for each different Config subclass to help describe where it's used)

• Add JSON versions of all --show arguments (i.e. --show-pullreqs-json), which performs the same operations, but dumps out the raw JSON from ADO