Both Microsoft.Azure.EventHubs and Microsoft.Azure.EventHubs.Processor package builds blocked since October 28th. I don't see new packages on azuresdkartifacts any more. We need to start testing latest changes and release 4.2 in 2 weeks. Can someone please help?
//cc: @weshaggard, @mitchdenny, @danieljurek, @mikeharder
@serkantkaraca are you wanting the older Microsoft.Azure.EventHubs.* packages? Since we refactored the pipelines there hasn't been any asks for builds of those so we currently don't build them in any of our pipelines.
@jsquire if these track 1 packages are needed they will need to be added to the artifact list in the eventhub ci.yml file at https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/blob/master/sdk/eventhub/ci.yml#L41.
Yes, we need older Microsoft.Azure.EventHubs.* packages. This is an actively developed SDK. I don't know why you guys decided to stop the pipeline.
A lot of our track 1 libraries are being replaced with track 2 libraries and unless needed, which this is the first request that I'm aware of, we didn't enable the track 1 builds because most of them are in servicing mode and don't need active daily builds.
@chidozieononiwu can you please work with @jsquire to get these packages added to the eventhubs pipeline?
It looks as if @chidozieononiwu made the change already and it was merged yesterday evening. Happy to assist as needed, but beyond verifying the feed, I don't believe there is further action to take at this point.
Thanks all, new packages should appear on Nuget repository soon. Closing the issue for now.
Looks like the nightly build is failing due to test issues, https://dev.azure.com/azure-sdk/internal/_build/results?buildId=265684&view=logs&j=807bcc1d-e4a4-52ea-b30c-0355b7adcdfe&t=587c71f4-238c-5355-397e-d8cbfa262366. Until those test issues are addressed the dev packages will not be published.
Apologies; that looks to be related to a merge that went in yesterday. We've got someone investigating and we'll get those at least marked to be skipped today.
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Apologies; that looks to be related to a merge that went in yesterday. We've got someone investigating and we'll get those at least marked to be skipped today.