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Hello,
i would like to download an build artifact from an feed that was published with a pipeline. It is an universal package in .zip format. Is there a way to download this artifact using only the rest api , as we can not use the Azure cli. I have only found example GET request for Python, Maven etc. packages.
Best Max
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Well, this is microsoft. You cannot expect some logic in their behavior. There is no way to download it without stupid installation of devops cli and trying it to get work (sometimes not so easy).
This problem is more than a 5 years old and because it is microsoft they successfully ignore it.
Can you provide some context as to why you need it via a API call rather than with the UniversalPackage task?
If you do need to orchestrate the download in more of a script environment (powershell/bash) - I'd suggest looking at the AZ DEVOPS CLI.
The DevOps CLI provides a really nice wrapper for the popular API's.