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Resurrection #87

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@ebekker

Now that several external platform components have stabilized, it's time to move over to them and move forward:

  • Move to .NET Core/Standard 2.x:
    • TugDSC.Abstractions (formerly Tug.Base)
      • Tests
    • TugDSC.Server.Abstractions (formerly Tug.Server.Base)
    • TugDSC.Server.WebAppHost (formerly Tug.Server)
      • Tests
    • TugDSC.Client.CLIApp (formerly Tug.Client)
      • Tests
    • TugDSC.Server.FaaS.AwsLambda (formerly Tug.Server.FaaS.AwsLambda)
  • Move to PowerShell Core v6
    • TugDSC.Server.Providers.PS6Handler (replaces Tug.Server.Providers.Ps5DscHandler)
  • Rework the extension loading mechanism -- it's unnecessarily, overly complex -- move away from MEF for now.
  • Clean up the "bundling" process and release bundles for more configurations
  • Start work on Admin API endpoint and supporting client cmdlets
  • Come up with a good solution for encrypted config elements (e.g. passwords)
  • Start work on UI layer

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  1. added a commit that references this issue on Jan 29, 2018
  2. zfilipov commented on Apr 18, 2018

    @zfilipov

    All,

    We are currently leveraging this product for our project. We appreciate all of your time and effort that has gone into this, it is a great pull server solution for PowerShell DSC. We are looking to update our codebase for Tug, so I was checking in to see if there is a release for .NET Core 2.0 on the horizon.

  3. ebekker commented on Apr 25, 2018

    @ebekker
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    It's coming -- slowly but surely.

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