An Azure Devops tooling update recently broke the EF Core Migrations in step in my build pipeline, here's the fix.
I ran into a bug using Entity Framework Core on Azure Functions. It was easy to avoid once I knew what the problem was, but I had a tough time finding it because it doesn't have much exposure yet.
Jumping to the fix, if you're using Azure Functions 2, make sure you avoid using Entity Framework Core 2.2.0. Downgrade your EFCore nuget package to Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore 2.1.4. I'm guessing the issue is resolved by the time 2.2.1 is released.
I just came across this page that lists the set of freely available services in Azure. When I consider the fact that Microsoft makes the most powerful IDE on the planet free with Visual Studio Dev ...
Populating AD fields and synchronizing them to AzureAD has come up on a couple projects in as many weeks. So mostly for my future reference: here’s the list of fields that are synchronized to Azure...
I’ve published my slides from my presentation at That Conference, 2017. The presentation was called The Making of My Teenage Daughter, Alexa; Alexa Skills on Azure Functions.