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Dropped the support to the Azure table storage #620
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In new azure storage SDK‘a table client is not longer supported. The plan is use cosmos HealthCheck for this but SDK and healthcheck is on preview |
Hi @heaths What is the state of Azure.Data.Tables? is on preview on nuget? What is the new way to manage Storage Tables? |
The first beta release of Azure.Data.Tables is due to release this month. Keep a lookout for a post on the SDK blog for details. |
Ok! |
So Azure.Data.Tables package is now available (well available in beta at least...) the documentation link is broken but samples link works. So we wait for a new cosmosdb/tables healthcheck library now right? |
Yeap! I try to do that this week!! |
Hi @EdoardoTona @f2calv @christothes The preview of CosmosDB healthcheck already contains a AddAzureTable healtcheck using new Azure.Data.Tables preview package! The release is on app veyor, when finished a new preview package AspNetCore.HealthChecks.CosmosDb 3.2.1-preview will be on NuGet! Just close this issue, please reopen if necesary! |
What happened:
AspNetCore.HealthChecks.AzureStorage 3.3.0 dropped the support to Azure table storage (aa0c6ff).
What you expected to happen:
Be able to healthcheck the Azure table storage.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Update from AspNetCore.HealthChecks.AzureStorage 3.2.0 (last working version) to 3.3.0
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