* azure pane in connection dialog
* fix layering
* fix issues
* fix test
* more test fixes
* add back double click to connect for non-contributed views
* do a large cleanup of azurecore
* Fix tests
* Rework Device Code
* Fix tests
* Fix AE scenario
* Fix firewall rule - clenaup logging
* Shorthand syntax
* Fix firewall tests
* Start on tests for azureAuth
* Add more tests
* Address comments
* Add a few more important tests
* Don't throw error on old code
* Fill in todo
* initial changes
* Enable cloud console
* Delete unnecessary code
* error handling
* error handling
* Deal with promises
* Fix externals
* Fix externals for ws
* Cleanup name of terminal
* Update yarn.lock
* Fix yarn.lock
* Fix externals
* Cleanup parts of the code
* Fix more issues
* Fix cloud terminal
* Go back to our client ID
* Fix message
* Respect preferred location
* Fix govt cloud
* Some more messaging
* Enable items on right click
* Some feedback
* Change to status message
* Azure: add PostgresSQL support and refactor to use resource graph
- Refactored to use @azure/arm-resourcegraph for all queries
- Refactored database lookup to do just 2 queries
(all servers, all DBS) instead of waiting serially on 1 query per RG
- Added Azure Database for PostgresSQL Servers support in the tree
- Removed use of older azure APIs in preference to ones compatible with resource graph
- Note: Had to use v1.0 of new subscriptions package because resourcegraph is 2month out of date vs all other packages
- Add SQL Instances folder and support using existing SQLClient API
- Sort subscriptions in tree and quickpick for easier search
- Sort all resources (Databases, Servers, Instances) alphabetically too
Not in this PR:
- Will experiment with Graph API for faster perf & easier addition of other Azure resources such as PostgreSQL
Consolidated most logic into a base class and common resource request pattern.
Reduces cost to add new providers, which will help for SQL Managed Instance support
* Improve Azure startup time and fix command palette
- Improvement (but not full fix) for #4732 where Azure startup is very slow.
This speeds the startup by up to 5 seconds by
- Changing from fixed 5 second initial wait time to a promise to check for accounts
- Using the accounts changed notification to send a message when accounts are ready. This is usually what will "win out" since Azure seems to load before the Account Providers are set up.
- Remove right-click actions from the command palette.
- Rename Azure actions so it's clear what they are in the command palette.
* Remove coveralls task while investigating how to make optional task
* Add void return type
* Revert "Revert "Port the Azure Resource Explorer extension to core." (#2770)"
This reverts commit 210447cd37.
* WIP1
* Add custom build task for azurecore extension
* Fix azurecore output path for macOS build
* Fix linux gulp task name
* Revert "change how query plan is handled (#2735)"
This reverts commit 0693080630.
* Revert "center the icon (#2760)"
This reverts commit 75d27837c2.
* Revert "Alanren/edit data improvement (#2748)"
This reverts commit 597f29e90a.
* Revert "Port the Azure Resource Explorer extension to core. (#2701)"
This reverts commit a77bb50b9e.
* Port the Azure Resource Explorer extension to core.
This will enable Azure viewlet by default in the next release.
- Moving this code from the SQL Server 2019 extension to Azure Data Studio core
- Ported tests and verified they work in the integration tests.sh file
- Fixed an issue that caused integration tests to fail if you have a SQL Server 2019 big data cluster endpoint listed, but the extension isn't installed.
