generate-function | Module that helps you write generated functions | Runtime Evironment library

Ross Ridge is Right. I solved that only adding -fno-asynchronous-unwind-tables. thanks Ross.

It's caused by the CodePush task is executing the command code-push release-cordova under the default working directory $(Build.SourcesDirectory).

Since your cordova app is not in the root of the build repo, the task failed to execute code-push release-cordova command in the default working directory.

I add an issue Can not specity the directory to execute the command code-push release-cordova, you can follow up.

For Now, you can use any of below work around to build your cordova app.

CodePush task also can parse the variable Build.SourceDirectory, so you can define this variable with the value $(Build.SourcesDirectory)\path\to\cordova\app in VAriables Tab (below is an example).

When you build this task, it find the value for the variable Build.SourcesDirectory firstly (if the value is empty, then find the value in Build.SourcesDirectory).

Settings for the Command Line task as below:

Tool: cd

Arguments: path/to/your/cordova/app & code-push login & code-push release-cordova AppName OS

Below is an example settings:

Note: you should use private agent which install the code-push. If you want to use Hosted agent, you should install code-push firstly by npm install -g code-push-cli.

For TFVC repo, you should use the relative path instead of $\VisitReport_Br\Client Components\Main\Source\vr9-11.

Assume the cordova app is located in the relative path Client Components\Main\Source\vr9-11 for your TFVC repo $\VisitReport_Br as below:

If you run npm ls minimatch, you can see which modules are depending on that vulnerable version of minimatch. You can then ask the authors of those modules to update their minimatch dependency (or better yet you can send a PR for it yourself).

Just type in "npm install -g minimatch@3.0.2" (Without the quotes) for solution MINIMATCH.

If the problem dont solved, try following command: