Roberto Colombo
Roberto Colombo
I am having the same issue, using 1.0.0-beta from NuGet. Any idea?
I think i found the problem there... In the code of the dragMove function it seeks for the .dd-item under the pointer, might it be that your content completely cover...
> Yea this part of aspire + azd is really messy. Anything defined in the app host's configuration is used for development not deployment. This. I'm using the Publish feature...
I made some test, here's what i found: - Launch profile (as to be expected) define the DOTNET_ENVIRONMENT, which determines the appsettings.json the Parameters will be fetched from during deployment...
Thank you for the clear answer, by combining concepts from both the samples i got it working! Here's what i've ended up doing: 1. Define a parameter in Aspire ```...
> Let me know if this helps [dotnet/docs-aspire#2340 (comment)](https://github.com/dotnet/docs-aspire/issues/2340#issuecomment-2566057406) Hi David, i will look into it and let you know ASAP! But atleast in the "local environment", is that the...
So, reading the article you linked surely helped me understand better how to use the endpoints, so it's a great piece! Unfortunately, that didn't help (or better, didn't go deep...
Any insight on how to handle this? In any case, even locally, the only endpoint available is the TCP endpoint, it would be nice to get a way (if available,...
> The one thing here missing is that the azure Postgres flexible server resource does not expose the host name of the postgres server as a separate value you can...
> This code: > > ``` > hostEndpoint ??= ReferenceExpression.Create($"{pg.GetOutput("hostname")}"); > ``` Oh ok, so let me clarify if i understood this correctly: if i'm in RunMode, the hostEndpoint variable...