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Including a gitignored file still not working #399

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ruwentos opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 6 comments
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Including a gitignored file still not working #399

ruwentos opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 6 comments

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@ruwentos
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ruwentos commented Sep 7, 2020

Describe the bug
The Bug is described already here.

It says: 'This should be fixed in the latest version of the CLI (1.0.20190904.13)'.

I'm using:
Azure Dev Spaces CLI
1.0.20200827.4
API v3.2

The problem is still there.

My azds.yaml:

build:
     dockerfile: Dockerfile.develop
     useGitIgnore: true
     ignore:
     - "!NuGet.Config"

When I comment out the .gitignore rule, it works.

What's the story on that fix?

@daniv-msft
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Thank you for opening this issue. This looks like a regression, and I created a bug on our side to investigate it.
However, please note that because our engineering efforts are presently focused on Local Process with Kubernetes, this is not at the top of our backlog.

Would you consider giving a try to Local Process with Kubernetes to determine if it can replace Azure Dev Spaces for your scenario? As mentioned above this is where we're investing our engineering efforts, and where we believe we'll offer the best experience.

How Local Process with Kubernetes Works
How to use Local Process with Kubernetes in Visual Studio 2019
How to use Local Process with Kubernetes in Visual Studio Code

@ruwentos
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ruwentos commented Sep 9, 2020

I already looked into Local Process with Kubernetes. As soon as it comes out in the new release of Visual Studio 2019, we preferable will use it. Can you give me a hint when this release date will be?

@daniv-msft
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Absolutely! You can already use it in Visual Studio 2019 by installing the Local Process with Kubernetes extension.
More information for VS: How to use Local Process with Kubernetes in Visual Studio 2019

Please let us know if anything else prevents you from using the extension so that we can support you.

@ruwentos
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Thank you very much. Seems I overlooked that. It works fine so far.

@ruwentos
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Is this something new or the same as Local Process with Kubernetes: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-azuretools.mindaro?

@philon-msft
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It's the same thing - we called the preview "Local Process with Kubernetes", and its official product name is now "Bridge to Kubernetes". Thank you for calling that out!

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