The old `libfuzzer_coverage` task dumps binary sancov tables. Its output is not usable on its own. This task has been superseded by the generic `coverage` task (which produces actual modoffset and source line coverage).
Add a CLI warning if it is used, in preparation for removing it.
On Linux, when calling `find_missing()`, include `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` if and only if the invoked `Command` explicitly sets some value for that variable. This ensures consistent search results, no matter the process environment of the calling context.
* repalce queue_node_heatbeat
* Changing the name of the input queue
* [testing] hard code deployment of -net function
* explicitly disable other C# functions
* updating deploy.py for dotnet packages
* dotnet deployment needs to be alongside python if flagged
* individual deployment state for dotnet api since this will deploy alongside python api
* correcting state order for dotnet-api deployment step to follow python api deployment
* cleanup deploy.py formatting
* Adding dotnet's zip package arguments to deploy and fixing func command flags
* changed quotes to pass black check
* reconfiguring bicep templates to deploy function app settings correctly by moving app settings into a separate template
* updating deploy.py for dotnet packages
* dotnet deployment needs to be along side python if flagged
* indivdual deployment state for dotnet api since this will deploy alongside python api
* correcting state order for dotnet-api deployment step to follow python api deployment
* cleanup deploy.py formatting
* Adding dotnet's zip package arguments to deploy and fixing func command flags
* Updating ci.yml for dotnet artifacts and adding az-local.settings.json for functionapp deployment
* fixing directory path on ci.yml
* changed single quote to double to pass black check
* keeping changes to deploy.py staged in separate branch
* missing newline at EOF
Co-authored-by: AdamLeclerc-Microsoft <103067949+AdamLeclerc-Microsoft@users.noreply.github.com>
Use a simpler and less error-prone API for `DirectoryMonitor`.
- Make `new()` ctor async, set watch on construction
- Remove `start()`, validate that target path is a directory in `new()`
If a `DirectoryMonitor` is pointed at a file (and not a directory), fail on invocation of `start()`.
Validated with a unit test and manual testing using the `dir-monitor` example.
