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Who owns the NPM package azure-streamanalytics-cicd? #122

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oising opened this issue May 26, 2022 · 11 comments
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Who owns the NPM package azure-streamanalytics-cicd? #122

oising opened this issue May 26, 2022 · 11 comments

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@oising
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oising commented May 26, 2022

aka https://www.npmjs.com/package/azure-streamanalytics-cicd

We have an issue where the latest release 2.2.1 has broken our pipeline. Before I fill this out with details, can you direct me to the correct repo if this is not it. If it is the correct one, then reply back and I will continue here.

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oising commented May 26, 2022

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@sidramadoss
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Hi @oising , sorry about this. Our team is investigating and will fix it soon. A member of the team will respond to this thread once it is fixed.

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oising commented May 26, 2022

So is this the right repo for bugs about the tool? You could probably add this to the docs on npm and nuget ;)

@jfcroteau
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I think @oising meant version 2.2.6, the latest release.

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oising commented May 26, 2022

I think @oising meant version 2.2.6, the latest release.

Oops, yes.

@pengyuli-ms
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Hi @oising, thanks for helping us improve the cicd tool!
The right repo for this bug is: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-asa/issues

Would you mind move this bug to that repo? we could discuss further there.

@pengyuli-ms
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And BTW, could you share with me a sample ASA job you're using, so I could try to repro this issue on my side?

@oising
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oising commented May 27, 2022

@pengyuli-ms Sorry, we won't be able to share our job since it relies on data that is private. But it seems that the issue is more fundamental than data. The tool has a runtime error with some kind of assembly reference being missing (Microsoft.Build.dll)

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pengyuli-ms commented May 29, 2022

@oising Sure, and I noticed you're running the CICD command using a VS project, in the same directory of the *.asaproj file, there should be an asaproj.json, you could just use this file as your -project <project_path>, this issue should be gone.

And actually the ASA VS extension is out of date,You could use ASA VSCode extension to create project in the future, it supports more features.

(you could reference this issue discussion: microsoft/vscode-asa#65 (comment) for more detailed information.)

@kipusoep
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Same issue here. I see no issue has been created @ https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-asa/issues ?

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Yep @kipusoep, could you help create one in that repo with your issue?

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