When you create a new SQL collection, there is no id(UK) option.

AZ displaying error messages in color is not just pointless but is infuriating.

Try putting these two together...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_blindness
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/design/inclusive

Many of the .Net Standard (Microsoft.Azure.EventHubs namespace) classes, particularly exceptions, are sealed with internal constructors making unit testing of our error and retry handling impossible or very difficult using hacky workarounds. There should be a way to replicate these exceptions.

How is this used and under what circumstances?

PyCharm Azure Toolkit/Explorer similar to IntelliJ's. So that I can connect to Table Storage and the like.

its made for us

Create a complete Automation account with java SDK as done on the portal. I need to create an automation account as done on the azure portal so with the run as account flag to YES.

Docker support currently executes the following command after building containers:

docker-compose -f "slnroot\docker-compose.yml" -f "slnroot\docker-compose.override.yml" -f "slnroot\obj\Docker\docker-compose.vs.debug.g.yml" -p dockercompose14620923243451567273 --no-ansi up -d --no-build --force-recreate --remove-orphans

Could we have a new setting under
VS > Tools > Options > Container Tools
which allows us to switch to swarm mode, instead performing a `docker stack deploy` instead.
Thanks to the upcoming Kubernetes support in Docker for Windows (currently available on Edge), this would also integrate nicely out-of-the-box with Kubernetes if the user has configured it so.

In the Python SDK, a call to Create Blob overwrites a current blob by the same name. This is different from the calls to Create Container, which will just append to an existing container by the same name.

In the Azure SDK for Java, the "expand", "filter" and "select" parameters are undocumented.

In the Azure SDK for Java, the API implementation for different services (compute, resources, network, etc.) is inconsistent.

In the Azure SDK for Java, "list" methods cause frequent unhandled "socket timeout" exceptions, which requires users to implement their own retry logic.

In the Azure SDK for Java, repeated calls to VirtualMachineScaleSetVM returns an HTTP 429 error (too many requests). However, since the list operation doesn't return instance information (issue #28166), repeated calls are necessary.

In the Azure SDK for Java, the VirtualMachineScaleSetVM list operation does not return InstanceView parameter

In the Azure SDK for Java, some deployment error messages only return "Async operation failed" without information about what operation failed or why.

The version of fasterxml:jackson libraries (2.7.0) used by the Azure SDK contained methods used by the version of the Spring framework that had be removed. They really should have been deprecated rather than just removed so the FasterXml team release 2.7.1 that put back those methods but marked them as @deprecated.

Visual Studio has a "Show All Files" feature that makes it much easier to include an existing directory structure of files into a project, as seen in this msdn blog post:

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/benwilli/2015/05/21/visual-studio-tip-8-adding-existing-files-with-show-all-files/

This feature is not currently available for cloud service projects (*.ccproj). I would like to be able to use this feature to make it easier to add an existing directory structure of files under my Web/Worker role project's Role Content folders.

Hi,

The Azure PHP SDK has not been functionally updated for a long time, and I'm hoping to see some focus on it's SDK. For example, Azure DNS is not exposed. I don't know if the strategy is to wrap the Management REST API in the SDKs or to fully support (classes and methods) the functionality that Azure offers.

https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-php