Tag: .NET

Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment with JetBrains Space

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The author was tasked with setting up a CI/CD process for a Blazor application using JetBrains Space. They had experience with other tools like Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions but found implementing pipelines in Space challenging. They struggled with creating the necessary automation scripts and host parameters. Despite good documentation, they found the CI/CD features lacking in predefined steps and tasks for standard cases, leading to unnecessary effort. They were also concerned about the exposure of project-wide secrets as plain text in runtime parameters.

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[FollowUp] Using Testcontainers in integration tests for ASP.NET Core Web API

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The blog post discusses transitioning from SQLite to Testcontainers for .NET to run integration tests for ASP.NET Core applications. The author encountered limitations with SQLite when running complex Linq queries. While alternatives like Mocking, EF Core In-Memory Database Provider, and LocalDB were considered, these were found to be wanting. Instead, Testcontainers was chosen for its simple setup, good documentation, and excellent integration with MSSQL servers. This approach does necessitate Docker being installed and operational on the local development environment.

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[HOWTO] Implement integration tests for ASP.NET Core Web API with AntiForgery token validation

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The author discusses the importance of integration tests in ASP.NET Core Web APIs, citing benefits, such as real-life-like REST requests, serialization and deserialization, server application startup code execution, etc. Furthermore, the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing library is highlighted. Despite challenges, the author promotes maintaining similarity to production during tests. The text then explores code bases and integration tests. Several sections cover API initialization, authentication configuration, running tests against a Sqlite database, and antiforgery subject. The article concludes by discussing alternative approaches found during the research.

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[HOWTO] Implement Azure Functions middleware for authentication purposes

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The article discusses how the author implemented middleware to verify payload signatures for webhook calls from Enode, an energy device connection and management platform, using the .NET Azure Functions isolated worker model. The author created a middleware that validates the Enode signature and an Azure Function that consumes the webhook, returning an unauthorized status code if the signature is invalid. The author also noted limitations with .NET integration testing for isolated model .NET Azure Functions.

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GraphServiceClient returns empty list when searching for SharePoint sites with an empty string as search term

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Towards the end of last year, I supported a teammate with troubleshooting. It was about searching pages in SharePoint via Microsoft Graph API using GraphServiceClient. The following code returned an empty list. using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Threading.Tasks; using Microsoft.Graph; using SharepointList = Microsoft.Graph.List; namespace Backend.Infrastructure.Microsoft.Graph.Sharepoint { internal class SiteLogic { private readonly GraphServiceClient graphClient;... Continue Reading →

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