* Use global usings
* Use file-scoped namespaces
* Updates docker images to preview 7
* Created a new migration plan
* Included global usings for identity project
* Updated docker file to preview version to 7
* Updated dockerfiles
* Merged conent from Startup.cs to Program.cs
* Removed Starup.cs
* Removed unnecessary files
* Revert "Removed unnecessary files"
This reverts commit 536bddcd96b54673401cedbe802520dce12b3472.
* Revert "Removed Starup.cs"
This reverts commit 46175d7aa97475d88ec46bce39ed498c7037d924.
* Revert "Merged conent from Startup.cs to Program.cs"
This reverts commit 2766ea86dfef9220fe3f0c27a37a9a6c18153078.
* Removed extra spaces
* Updated basket-api project file
* Update src/Services/Basket/Basket.API/Grpc/BasketService.cs
Co-authored-by: David Pine <david.pine@microsoft.com>
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: David Pine <david.pine@microsoft.com>
* Moved the fully qualified namespace on top
* Updated relevant packages in basket.api project
* Updated relevant packages in identity.api project
Co-authored-by: David Pine <david.pine@microsoft.com>
* Updgrade build and hosting machines to .net6 latest
* Target .net 6
* ILogger is ambiguous?
* More ILogger ambiguity
* Use preview 6... seeing errors in preview 7...
* Of course the SDK version is different :)
* downgrade the last nonworking component
* Only restore the packages we need for the one off service stuck in .net 5
* Downgrade development docker files to use the preview 6 sdk
Remove explicitly copied dependencies, copy entire solution
into the conainter and depends on the cache to reduce build
time.
Addd temporary solution file which does not contains the
dcproj file to work around the issue that the dotnet cli
cannot handle dcproj.
1. Changes the build context of all services to the root level to be
able to access the dependencies for each project.
2. Commented out the prepublish scripts, these steps are moved into the
Dockerfile
Did not change any script yet, need help to identify what scripts we
need to change.
