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How do you escape a single quote in deploy.cmd password parameter?
I have a webdeploy package created by a Visual Studio build in Azure Devops.
I am attempting to deploy this package by utilizing the generated deploy.cmd file
D:Agents...Foo.deploy.cmd /t /m:https://$(Server):8172/MSDeploy.axd /u:*** /p:*** /a:basic "-AllowUntrusted=True" "setParam:name='IIS Web Application Name',value=$(IIS_NAME)" "-enableRule:DoNotDeleteRule"
I receive an error from the generated msdeploy.exe command:
Error: The verb must be specified by using the -verb argument
I've been able to verify that this is due to a special character in the password. The password contains a single quote character.
How do you escape the password or this specific character so that it won't break the generated msdeploy command?
azure-devops webdeploy asked Jan 2 at 17:42
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I have a webdeploy package created by a Visual Studio build in Azure Devops.
I am attempting to deploy this package by utilizing the generated deploy.cmd file
D:Agents...Foo.deploy.cmd /t /m:https://$(Server):8172/MSDeploy.axd /u:*** /p:*** /a:basic "-AllowUntrusted=True" "setParam:name='IIS Web Application Name',value=$(IIS_NAME)" "-enableRule:DoNotDeleteRule"
I receive an error from the generated msdeploy.exe command:
Error: The verb must be specified by using the -verb argument
I've been able to verify that this is due to a special character in the password. The password contains a single quote character.
How do you escape the password or this specific character so that it won't break the generated msdeploy command?
azure-devops webdeploy asked Jan 2 at 17:42
mlhaufemlhaufe
8519
And you really really cannot change the password? Because I think that would be the easiest way to do this...
– Panu Oksala
Jan 3 at 18:01
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I have a webdeploy package created by a Visual Studio build in Azure Devops.
I am attempting to deploy this package by utilizing the generated deploy.cmd file
D:Agents...Foo.deploy.cmd /t /m:https://$(Server):8172/MSDeploy.axd /u:*** /p:*** /a:basic "-AllowUntrusted=True" "setParam:name='IIS Web Application Name',value=$(IIS_NAME)" "-enableRule:DoNotDeleteRule"
I receive an error from the generated msdeploy.exe command:
Error: The verb must be specified by using the -verb argument
I've been able to verify that this is due to a special character in the password. The password contains a single quote character.
How do you escape the password or this specific character so that it won't break the generated msdeploy command?
azure-devops webdeploy asked Jan 2 at 17:42
mlhaufemlhaufe
8519
I have a webdeploy package created by a Visual Studio build in Azure Devops.
I am attempting to deploy this package by utilizing the generated deploy.cmd file
D:Agents...Foo.deploy.cmd /t /m:https://$(Server):8172/MSDeploy.axd /u:*** /p:*** /a:basic "-AllowUntrusted=True" "setParam:name='IIS Web Application Name',value=$(IIS_NAME)" "-enableRule:DoNotDeleteRule"
I receive an error from the generated msdeploy.exe command:
Error: The verb must be specified by using the -verb argument
I've been able to verify that this is due to a special character in the password. The password contains a single quote character.
How do you escape the password or this specific character so that it won't break the generated msdeploy command?
azure-devops webdeploy azure-devops webdeploy asked Jan 2 at 17:42
mlhaufemlhaufe
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mlhaufemlhaufe
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asked Jan 2 at 17:42
mlhaufemlhaufe
8519
asked Jan 2 at 17:42
mlhaufemlhaufe
8519
asked Jan 2 at 17:42
mlhaufemlhaufe
8519
8519
And you really really cannot change the password? Because I think that would be the easiest way to do this...
– Panu Oksala
Jan 3 at 18:01
add a comment |
And you really really cannot change the password? Because I think that would be the easiest way to do this...
– Panu Oksala
Jan 3 at 18:01
And you really really cannot change the password? Because I think that would be the easiest way to do this...
– Panu Oksala
Jan 3 at 18:01
And you really really cannot change the password? Because I think that would be the easiest way to do this...
– Panu Oksala
Jan 3 at 18:01
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And you really really cannot change the password? Because I think that would be the easiest way to do this...
– Panu Oksala
Jan 3 at 18:01