Post OUFR bundles from PR builds

[JasonGore]

Describe the feature that you would like added\

8216 has a bunch of CodePens using ngrok and made me realize it'd be nice to have a hosted bundle built off of PRs that could be used in CodePens.

What component or utility would this be added to

CI Deploy I guess.

Have you discussed this feature with our team, and if so, who

Briefly verbally mentioned to @kenotron

Additional context/screenshots

8216

[aftab-hassan]

@JasonGore I modified the build definition on Azure Dev Ops to push the dist/office-ui-fabric-react.js file which we would like to use instead of ngrok'ing it. This generates a file like below on every PR (container id is the variable)

https://uifabric.visualstudio.com/_apis/resources/Containers/3192849?itemPath=oufrdrop%2Foffice-ui-fabric-react.js

But looks like Azure Dev Ops has mechanism in place and adds additional headers to avoid exactly this, which is use it as a CDN, and potentially DDOS it.

We'll have to push the files to another CDN to be able to get a shareable link that has the bundle.

[aftab-hassan]

@micahgodbolt , this is something we would like to add as part of the CI workflow.

sp-client for example, has a dev-deploy process, where every build copies the dist folder to an Azure blob store, and appends the PR id. Here is an example https://resourceseng.blob.core.windows.net/files/refs_pull_242337_merge/manifests.js

We could do the same for fabric but being open source, we would want to discuss the implications, since cost is billed by traffic.

Can I unassign myself from this feature ?

[micahgodbolt]

I 100% agree with Jason. It'd be great if each PR, in addition to creating a deploy site, also creates a bundle that you could drop into a codepen. I've had similar situations where I needed to demonstrate how the new code would work via a codepen.

Assigning to Ken and flywheel

[JustSlone]

This is covered by the recent addition of the CodeSandbox on PRs, closing this out