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Setup AppVeyor after open sourcing #8

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TylerLeonhardt opened this issue Aug 25, 2018 · 5 comments
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Setup AppVeyor after open sourcing #8

TylerLeonhardt opened this issue Aug 25, 2018 · 5 comments

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@TylerLeonhardt
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Need to figure out how to onboard the project to the Azure AppVeyor instance.

cc/ @asavaritayal @pragnagopa is this something you could help with?
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We already have an appveyor project set up for Azure Functions. But the plan only supports public repos. When ready, we can make the repo public and I will with the setup.

@TylerLeonhardt TylerLeonhardt changed the title Setup AppVeyor Setup AppVeyor after open sourcing Aug 27, 2018
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We are waiting for legal to approve us open sourcing the repo. Once this is done, we can go through setting this up.

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Alright. AppVeyor is all set up. @pragnagopa can you share with me the github badge link so I can add it to the readme?

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Also, is the nupkg going into an existing package feed that azure-functions-core-tools knows about?

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@pragnagopa took care of this in #53 😄 Thanks! Closing this now.

davidmrdavid added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 7, 2022
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separate DF SDK classes from DF worker classes

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fix typo

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DurableSDK now compiles by itself

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Allow ExternalSDK to handle orchestration

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document next steps

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allow external SDK to set the user-code's input. Still need to refactor this logic for the worker to continue working with old SDK

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add import module

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supress traces

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avoid nullptr

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pass tests

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fix E2E tests

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develop E2E tests

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Enabled external durable client (#765)

Co-authored-by: Michael Peng <michaelpeng@microsoft.com>
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bindings work

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conditional binding intialization

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conditional import

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Added exception handling logic

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Revert durableController name to durableFunctionsUtils

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Ensure unit tests are functioning properly

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Corrected unit test names

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Turned repeated variables in unit tests into static members

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Fixed issue with building the worker

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Fix E2E test

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Fixed unit test setup

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Fixed another unit test setup

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Remove string representation of booleans

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patch e2e test
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remove typo in toString
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Update PowerShell language worker pipelines (#750)

* Install .Net to a global location

* Remove .Net installation tasks

* Update install .Net 6 task

* Update Windows image to use windows-latest
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Make throughput warning message visible for tooling diagnosis (#757)


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Update grpc.tools to version 2.43.0

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Update Google.Protobuf.Tools to version 3.19.4

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Revert "Update Google.Protobuf.Tools to version 3.19.4"

This reverts commit bcbd022.

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Revert "Update grpc.tools to version 2.43.0"

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Update Google.Protobuf to 3.19.4 and grpc.tools to  2.43.0 (#762)

* Update grpc.tools to version 2.43.0

* Update Google.Protobuf.Tools to version 3.19.4
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Switch from Grpc.Core to Grpc.Net.Client (#758)

* Upgraded protobuf versions and removed Grpc.Core dependency

* Updated channel and option types used

* Change channel credentials

* Added http prefix to url

* Add valid URL check and explicitly include credentials
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Update pipeline logic to generate the SBOM for release builds (#767)
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