Closed annelo-msft closed 6 months ago
Closing; Azure Template has a read me.
Reopening; I misunderstood the proposed content. This does not exist currently.
Given we expect all SDKs to be starting with DPG onboarding guide, do we see value in adding the following content /cc: @jsquire , @annelo-msft
See https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/issues/12903#issuecomment-1599012716
I still feel it would be good to at least link to other docs from the template directory, but I'm also happy to defer to whomever feels most strongly about this.
Given some of the onboarding is aspirational at this point, let's keep this tracking for now. As we see more of it come to light we can make the call at the time.
I don't have a strong opinion on this one.
Given where we are with onboarding experience I believe this issue can be closed. I have not seen any new SDKs being created via the template as we did earlier in quite some time.
/cc: @jsquire , @annelo-msft - if you feel strongly about it please feel free to reopen.
I'm fine with closing this if we have a good holistic solution to onboarding and a different approach works better for the e2e
I can't say whether or not the template is still being used as a reference point, but the structure is definitely still being used for new libraries. I have no issue closing this out, however.
The existing README is a README template -- we should add one in the sdk\template directory to describe what's in Azure.Template and how to extend it to build out a service library.