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Releases: scale-tone/DurableFunctionsMonitor
Releases · scale-tone/DurableFunctionsMonitor
DurableFunctionsMonitor 3.2
- In VsCode extension you can now delete unused Task Hubs with 'Delete Task Hub...' context menu item.
- Better (non-native) DateTime pickers (with support for seconds).
DurableFunctionsMonitor 3.1
- Standalone service is now served from base URL (no need to add /api/monitor anymore) - http://localhost:7072 or https://your-function-app.azurewebsites.net.
- VsCode extension is now capable of showing the list of existing Task Hubs in your Storage Account, so you can select which to connect to. Typing an arbitrary Task Hub name is still supported.
- Minor security improvements.
DurableFunctionsMonitor 3.0
- Connect to and navigate through multiple Task Hubs with the new DURABLE FUNCTIONS Tree View in VsCode.
- Fixed #14 .
DurableFunctionsMonitor 2.2
- Bulk purge for Durable Entities as well.
- Prettified JSON on instance details page.
DurableFunctionsMonitor 2.1
- BREAKING: When running as a service, Hub Name now needs to be specified explicitly via the DFM_HUB_NAME application setting (in Azure) or environment variable (locally).
- Instance list sort order is now being persisted as well.
- VsCode extension now reports about errors occurred during backend initialization, if any. It can also log the entire console output, if you need it - set logging to true in <extension's folder>/out/settings.json.
DurableFunctionsMonitor 2.0
- More native support for Durable Entities.
- Backend migrated to Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.DurableTask 2.0.0. Please, ensure you have the latest Azure Functions Core Tools installed globally, otherwise the backend might fail to start.
- Now displaying connection info (storage account name/hub name) in the tab title.
DurableFunctionsMonitor 1.3
- Implemented purging orchestration instance history. Type 'Purge Durable Functions History...' in your Command Palette.
- Added a context menu over a host.json file.
DurableFunctionsMonitor 1.2
At last, it is now working as a VsCode extension. Install it as a VSIX-file from below. Then goto Command Palette and type 'Durable Functions Monitor'. It will try to pick up the Storage Connection String and Hub Name from a currently open project, otherwise it will ask to provide those. Azure Functions Core Tools should already be installed on your devbox.
DurableFunctionsMonitor 1.1
Implemented AAD auth.
Fixed #3