Running multi-pages pipelines for SharePoint SPFx

[Jwaegebaert]

Question originates from @SeeBeeDev in pnp/cli-microsoft365#4309 (comment)

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Hi, i would like some help and input on the CI/CD in DevOps using the multi-stages YAML specify in this site > https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/toolchain/implement-ci-cd-with-azure-pipelines

I'm able to get this working if my SFPx web part is in it's own DevOps repos. But when i have a repos with multiple folders (web parts), it doesn't able to find the gulp.js or package-locked.json file.
(My repos have two webparts and each has it's own folder and i created 3 CI/CD YAML file in a template folder)

I got this error referencing the gulp. Do you know fi this YAML is working with folder or has to be on top level?

Thanks.

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[SeeBeeDev]

Thanks. At the end i found out the solution by adding this workingDirectory in each of the task so it's able to find the location i needed. Let me know if this is the good way of doing this or it should be better way on this. Thanks heaps.

Do you reckon this 3 YAML files should be use on each web part solution or if we can make the build and deploy template reusable by all SPFx web part we are deploying. thanks.

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