Migrate WindowsAzure.Storage to Azure.Data.Tables

[ninjarobot]

@Dzoukr I hope you don't mind, I pulled in some nice code I found from another project of yours for building OData table queries :). I didn't want to use a package dependency since it would cause the FSharp.Core dependency for this to go to 6.0.1.

[ninjarobot]

A few of the queries don't seem to be working now that I'm running them against Azure instead of Azurite. It may be related to the queries that go by version or position. It may be missing some parentheses:

((PartitionKey eq 'TestStream_baab0bbf-4bf3-4d3c-9113-8be119de5425') and RowKey ne 'Stream') and (Version ge '6') or Position ge '6'

and I think it should be

((PartitionKey eq 'TestStream_baab0bbf-4bf3-4d3c-9113-8be119de5425') and RowKey ne 'Stream') and (Version ge '6' or Position ge '6')

[EDIT] nevermind...it wasn't the parentheses.

[ninjarobot]

It wasn't parentheses. Everything passes if I do this minor change in FilterConverter.forLong:

let forLong (value:int64) =
    Convert.ToString(value, formatProvider)
    |> sprintf "%sL"

The change is from sprintf "'%s'" to sprintf "%sL" (formatting as a long instead of a stringified integer).

[ninjarobot]

@Dzoukr I converted this to a draft since it needs this fix for int64 filters.

[Dzoukr]

Fix is released, so I hope I am not blocking you anymore 😄

[ninjarobot]

Fix is released, so I hope I am not blocking you anymore 😄

Thank you @Dzoukr - I updated the version for the reference to pull in the fix and marked this as ready for review again.

[ninjarobot]

@Dzoukr I switched to using the new Tables.FSharp package. Can you please give it a final review?

[Dzoukr]

Thanks for all the work - published as v3.3.0