While developing an Azure Function application, using this tutorial, I encountered a problem. Ultimately, using `func new` generated my function (the run.csx file) which looked like this: public static void Run(string mySbMsg, TraceWriter log) { log.Info($"C# ServiceBus topic trigger function processed message: {mySbMsg}"); } Side note: the `mySbMsg` is important – it’s defined in the...
More often than not, I want to assert that my dependency has been called with a parameter that matches more than one condition. Let’s say we have a method that calls ICustomerService.Add method. We want to assert the Add method was called with a Customer that matches a few conditions. The way we’d typically achieve this is by doing something like this: var fake = A.Fake<ICustomerService>();...
Last night I opened an innocuous looking letter delivered to my home address. It had a ‘commercial’ postage stamp on it (not one that you’d pick up in the post office) and it wasn’t addressed to anybody on the envelope. The content of the letter was what I’d expect to get via email – a 419 scam! It was, however, addressed to the previous occupier of the house...
As part of a blog post on the LEDS stack (Linux Nginx Dotnet, SQL Server) I’m putting together, I wanted to see how easy it is to install SQL Server on a Ubuntu VM, running on Digital Ocean. Turns out, very easy. I went with a Ubuntu 16.04.2 x64 box, with 4GB of RAM The docs state that you need at least 3.25GB of memory to run SQL Server on Linux. Once my droplet had created, I SSH’d into it...
I’m currently working on a couple of solutions – one that is Visual Studio 2017 specific, one 2015. Primarily because the 2017 specific one is full of .net standard projects, and the support is better (or at least, built in) I wanted to have 2015 use a different theme – I’m only doing small bits in it, but have them both open at the same time, so figured having one light...