Erik Ejlskov Jensen
Erik Ejlskov Jensen
Having looked more into Aspire and the configuration patterns, I think this is more natural (but an opinion from an actual Aspire expert would be helpful) ```csharp var builder =...
> Perhaps we should use the "Data-Tier Application" moniker for this resource, so something like this? Looks great!
Did a quick spike on the other overload: ```csharp using Aspire.Hosting.Lifecycle; using Microsoft.Build.Evaluation; using Microsoft.Build.Locator; using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging; using Microsoft.SqlServer.Dac; namespace Aspire.Hosting; public static class Extensions { public static IResourceBuilder AddDataTierApplication(this...
Adding this to Sdk.Props gets rid of the ASPIRE0004 error, but unsure if it has any other consequences (I cannot see any obvious): ```xml .... Exe ```
@Thorium Have you tried the latest DacFX version? 162.3
@Thorium OK, I misunderstood "Try to run the tool." - what exactly do you mean by that then?
Would love to see this happen, as an open source developer all other alternatives involve manually signing on your local PC, which is not substainable with NuGet.org and CI, as...
"qlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): There is already an object named 'FrameworkLevel' in the database" Can you share your redecated connection strings?
One reason I have experienced is major issues using sqlpackage / SSDT with unnamed constraints
So if you had a option to choose nvarchar(50) that would work for you?