Azure tools sdk 1.7

So this is how we handle these upgrades. We are constantly working on the different products, so usually this will end up with most services being upgraded in months. If there is a feature we really need to use, we will accelerate the release schedule. But otherwise, this kind of lazy upgrade schedule works really well for us, even though it takes a little longer.

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Azure for Developers: Introduction to the Tutorial ». Now, I have to be honest and say we didnt find this button. We ended up making manual changes to the project files. If you need to make them, here they are:. NOTE: If you are getting a build error complaining about the schema version, that is because you dont have the right cloud extension dir setting applied.

See step 4. However, if you have project components that reference prevoous versions of the SDK, they will fail to resolve the assembly reference and fail at runtime. This is the most likely cause of Azure roles continually recycling after upgrading to the v1. This will likely happen even if you have references to specific versions of the Azure DLLs in your source tree, because in our experience VS will always publish the 1.

Either way, you upgraded to 1. Presumably because you want to use 1. If you are lucky enough to TS into the recycling instance and pull up the event log or if you are using LeanSentry , you may see:. This is because you may have configuration or assembly references in your deployment that point to previous versions of the Azure assemblies via strong name signatures. You should go through your entire project and update your references to 1.

However, a fast fix may be to set up assembly binding redirection to point all references to Azure assemblies to the 1. This will cause the assembly loader to look for 1. Your deployment will need to be upgraded to v1. This happens when Visual Studio publishes your project. July 25, at am. Nice post, thank you for hints. This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Most contributions require you to agree to a Contributor License Agreement CLA declaring that you have the right to, and actually do, grant us the rights to use your contribution.

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