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azure-pipelines-ci-doctor

v0.1.1

Published

Audit azure-pipelines.yml for cost, security, and reliability gaps. Sister project to ci-doctor, gitlab-ci-doctor, bitbucket-ci-doctor.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

azureazure-pipelinesazure-devopscicostauditlintyamlsecuritydevopscli

Readme

azure-pipelines-ci-doctor

Audit azure-pipelines.yml for waste, cost, and security gaps. MIT, no telemetry.

Sister project to ci-doctor (GitHub Actions), gitlab-ci-doctor, and bitbucket-ci-doctor. Same engine, Azure-native rules.

Install

npx azure-pipelines-ci-doctor          # one-shot
# or
npm i -g azure-pipelines-ci-doctor

Use

azure-pipelines-ci-doctor              # audit ./azure-pipelines.yml
azure-pipelines-ci-doctor --markdown   # PR-comment friendly
azure-pipelines-ci-doctor --json       # machine-readable
azure-pipelines-ci-doctor --rules      # list checks
azure-pipelines-ci-doctor --demo       # smoke-test
azure-pipelines-ci-doctor --severity=warn
azure-pipelines-ci-doctor --only=expensive-vm-image,container-no-pin

Rules

| id | severity | category | what | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | expensive-vm-image | warn | cost | macOS-latest (~10x) or windows-latest (~2x) without commands that need them | | container-no-pin | warn | security | container.image: not pinned to @sha256:<digest> | | missing-timeout-in-minutes | warn | cost | job has no timeoutInMinutes (default 60 hosted / 360 self-hosted) | | missing-cache | warn | cost | npm/pip/maven/gradle/cargo/go/bundler installs without Cache@2 task | | wide-trigger | warn | cost | trigger: or pr: unscoped (no branch or path filter) | | inline-secret-leak | warn | security | step uses $(SECRET_NAME) macro - expands inline in logs | | legacy-task-version | warn | reliability | built-in task pinned to outdated major version | | unbounded-parallelism | warn | cost | strategy.parallel >= 5 or matrix >= 5 legs without maxParallel |

Drop into a pipeline

Add a stage that runs against itself on every PR:

- stage: AuditPipeline
  jobs:
    - job: cidoctor
      timeoutInMinutes: 5
      pool:
        vmImage: 'ubuntu-latest'
      steps:
        - task: UseNode@2
          inputs:
            version: '20.x'
        - script: npx --yes azure-pipelines-ci-doctor --markdown > $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/ci-doctor.md
        - publish: $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/ci-doctor.md
          artifact: ci-doctor-report

Or via Azure DevOps REST + a PR comment task to post inline on every iteration.

In-browser scanner

Paste any azure-pipelines.yml at https://depmedicdev-byte.github.io/scan-azure.html. No upload, no signup, runs entirely in your tab.

Family

License

MIT (c) depmedic

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