Open razvangoga opened 7 months ago
I would stay with those for version 1
i would also add this : update and make available the schema for the yaml definition.
regarding the documentation - yes it looks way more usable than the bunch of Markdown files we have now. Can you find out on what engine the masstransit docs use?
"update and make available" Could elaborate on that? I don't know what you mean. Yeah sure I will.
"update and make available" Could elaborate on that? I don't know what you mean
see tye-v2/tye2#24
I see.
This (update / replace all beta / old / obsolete refereces (ex : System.CommandLine 2.0.0-beta1.20104.2) is done.
This (update / replace all beta / old / obsolete refereces (ex : System.CommandLine 2.0.0-beta1.20104.2) is done.
partially, yes (i've updated the list accordingly) - we should see about replacing that System.CommandLine thing and some others - i'll open a discussion about it
Maybe for version 0.12 which will be our first, I we shouldn't change so much in a code, we should deliver small parts. This command line is in beta2 stage but it doesn't mean that it is not working correctly.
i see the roadmap like this:
but the v0.12 roadmap issue is not this one but #1
You are too pessimistic.
I wrote to you, not more than 2 months ago, and you see how far we are despite the fact that we have jobs and so on, more optimism.
in any case this roadmap is not set in stone, it was just my original idea as a followup version to v0.12 (we've done the update to dotnet 8 already).
some things in it (like a more user friendly configurations model) are quite complex (and unclear) to deserve a new version just for themselves
also missing are the removal of the publish and deploy parts - like i said when we first talked - i like aspire's publish model better where the tool generates some intermediate metadata file about the services, and some other tool / extension takes that and transpiles it to the format needed by some specific target (kubernetes, docker compose etc).
In terms of roadmap we have to be flexible to deliver, regarding configuration model maybe we should create discussion, because I don't now what is on your mind. Publishing and deployment hmm, I don't think that there is a need to have another tool to do that especially tight coupled to .net world, but this is my private opinion.
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some good ideeas can be found here :