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dotnet
NuGet
Accessing Tor .onion URLs via HttpClient with .NET6
Installing .NET 5.0 on Raspberry Pi 4
Quickly check C# compiler and language version
Disable diagnostic analyzers for entire folder/submodules
Persisting output files from source generators
Use C# 9 records in non-net5.0 projects
AsyncLocal never leaks and is safe for CallContext-like state
Using HashCode in .NETFramework
How to locate dotnet
testing
Conditional unit tests
Skip tagged scenarios in SpecFlow with Xunit
msbuild
Modifying the build for every solution in a repository
Detect CI builds for every CI system
Modify all command-line builds in entire repo
Write entire XML fragments in MSBuild with XmlPoke
How to select first item in an ItemGroup
How to include commit URL in nuget package description
How to include package reference files in your nuget
How to build project when content files change
azure
How to launch multiple Azure Functions apps on different ports
C# script function apps beyond Azure portal
Publishing function app from GitHub folder
Exploring Azure Data with Kusto and Dashboards
Shared secret authorization with Azure SignalR Service
Using Azure File Copy from DevOps yaml pipeline
Code-less redirection with serverless Azure Functions
DevOps/CI/CD
How to run Azure Storage unit tests in CI
How to skip steps or jobs in GitHub Actions for PRs from forks
Update version and publish npm from GH
Push to protected branch from GitHub actions
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How to run Azure Storage unit tests in CI
If you have tests that need to exercise Blob, Queue or Table storage from Azure Storage, you can use Azurite (v3) in CI, which can be configured for GitHub Actions as follows:
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- name: ⚙ azurite
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run: |
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npm install azurite
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npx azurite-table &
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The first line will install it, and the second will start it in a background process. Tests will need to use CloudStorageAccount.DevelopmentStorageAccount to access the locally running instance automatically. Note that this is compatible with the older Azure Storage Emulator included with the Azure SDK with Visual Studio, so no changes are needed between local test runs and CI.
You can see this in action in the following run: https://github.com/devlooped/TableStorage/actions/runs/829193167 which is running on all supported .NET platforms via the workflow definition at https://github.com/devlooped/TableStorage/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yml.
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