Releases: microsoft/DurableFunctionsMonitor
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.7.3
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.7.2
- Bugfix - #283.
- Support for
Restartcommand in Isolated.
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetbackend.6.7.2.nupkg
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.6.7.2.nupkg
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.mssql.6.7.2.nupkg
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.7.1
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.7
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Released DfMon Isolated for MsSql Durability Provider as a separate NuGet package - DurableFunctionsMonitor.DotNetIsolated.MsSql. It is directly deployable to Azure:
Or you can "inject" it into your .NET Isolated Azure Function.
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host.json's
connectionNamesetting is now supported (#235). -
parentInstanceId resolution fixed (#227).
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Added
Copy to Clipboardbutton for payloads (#233):
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetbackend.6.7.nupkg
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.6.7.nupkg
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.mssql.6.7.nupkg
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.6
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Added support for
durableTask/storageProvider/connectionStringNamesetting (#217). -
Fixed activity inputs not being shown (#216).
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Implemented the new
DFM_ALLOWED_FULL_ACCESS_APP_ROLESsetting (#221 ). It is different from the existingDFM_ALLOWED_APP_ROLESin a way that app roles specified inDFM_ALLOWED_FULL_ACCESS_APP_ROLEStake precedence over the ones specified inDFM_ALLOWED_READ_ONLY_APP_ROLES. That is, if a user gets both read-only and full-access roles, they would effectively have full access. Thanks @ziegler-daniel for this contribution! -
Added explicit reference to
WindowsAzure.Storagepackage in DurableFunctionsMonitor.DotNetBackend (#222).
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetbackend.6.6.nupkg
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.6.6.nupkg
DurableFunctionsMonitor as a VsCode ext 6.5.1
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Decoupled from (soon deprecated) Azure Account extension (#178). NOTE: you might need to re-authenticate to Azure.
To filter the list of Azure subscriptions use the same filter button on the RESOURCES tab:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DurableFunctionsMonitor.durablefunctionsmonitor
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.5
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New feature -
Execute Batch Operations...(#169). Prepare a list of instances in the main screen, and then use this context menu:
to execute operations against all of them:
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Fixed #174 (
FailureDetails not shown, if the orchestration runs in a .NET Isolated project). Thanks @epDugas for this contribution! -
Fixed ASP.Net Core Integration incompatibility (#161)
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Migrated DurableFunctionsMonitor.DotNetIsolated to .NET 8 (#163).
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Moved to az-func-as-a-graph v1.3.3.
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetbackend.6.5.nupkg
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.6.5.nupkg
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.4
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There is now a .NET Isolated version available. Instructions on how to "inject" it into your projects are here. And it is also deployable as a standalone instance, here is how to deploy it.
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Should now be installable as a PWA (#164).
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Fixed the way Task Hub name is being resolved from
host.json(#158) -
Pending/running suborchestrations are now also clickable (#132).
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Large inputs/outputs/custom statuses will now first appear as links. Clicking on that link will initiate a file download, the downloaded file will contain the data (#124).
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Activity inputs should now be visible in orchestration's execution history (#127).
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Improved performance of the SQL query that fetches execution history from MSSQL storage (#129). Thanks @bhugot for contribution!
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Instance list settings (column visibility, sorting and client filtering) are now persisted (#134).
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'Send Signal' dialog for Entities now accepts strings and other data types (numbers etc.) as a signal input (#139).
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Fixed an issue with Entity's DateTime properties being shown in an incorrect time zone (#140).
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Fixed an issue with npm global package folder being incorrectly resolved under certain circumstances (#145).
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Moved to az-func-as-a-graph v1.3.2.
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetbackend.6.4.nupkg
durablefunctionsmonitor.dotnetisolated.6.4.nupkg
DurableFunctionsMonitor 6.3
- Mostly technical release. Migrated to latest versions of MUI and Mermaid.
- The 'Login under a different name' button now does what it says - allows to select a different Microsoft account to login with. Also there's now a 'Login under a different name' button in the 'Login failed' dialog (#113).
- User's login is now hidden and only shown as a hint over the avatar button (#117).
