ALOpsRepositoryPublish v1

- task: ALOpsRepositoryPublish@1
  displayName: 'ALOps Repository Publish Extension'
  inputs:
    usedocker: False                                             # Run the repository publish inside the Business Central Docker container identified by the fixed tag. Requires a running container started by ALOps Docker Start or ALOps Docker Create. $(usedocker)
    fixed_tag:                                                   # Fixed name tag for the Docker container. Allows the same container to be reused across multiple pipeline tasks instead of creating a new container each time. $(fixed_tag)
    alops_repository_endpoint: api.businesscentral.dynamics.com  # Hostname of the ALOps Repository API endpoint, for example api.businesscentral.dynamics.com. Used as the base address for all API calls. $(alops_repository_endpoint)
    alops_repository_username:                                   # Username for authenticating to the ALOps Repository API endpoint. $(alops_repository_username)
    alops_repository_password:                                   # Password for the ALOps Repository API endpoint user. Store this in a pipeline secret variable. $(alops_repository_password)
    artifact_path:                                               # Folder containing the .app files to publish to the ALOps Repository. Supports pipeline variables such as $(System.ArtifactsDirectory). $(artifact_path)
    app_artifact_filter: *.app                                   # Glob filter applied inside artifact_path to select which .app files to publish, for example *.app. Must be a fully qualified path or relative to $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory). $(app_artifact_filter)
    upload_c_applications: False                                 # When enabled, upload the applications from the Business Central Applications folder inside the container to the repository. Only available when usedocker is enabled. $(upload_c_applications)
    pwsh: False                                                  # Run the task using PowerShell Core (pwsh) instead of Windows PowerShell. Required on Linux-hosted build agents. $(pwsh)