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

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

Azure Blob Storage SDK for Python does not support setting blob expiration. It should support a feature similar to 'timetolive'.

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

API commands are routed to an automatically selected endpoint. Resource queries report state cached in the region hosting that endpoint. The cache can be stale and omit resources created indirectly in a different region by an immediately preceding API call. E.g., the resources in the managed resource group of a new AKS cluster.
The ability to direct the query to the region containing the resources would avoid the need to wait for the resources to appear in the cache.

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.

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

When we manipulate large amounts of blobs through the server explorer tools for blob storage, visual studio becomes unusable until it has completed its tasks on the storage account. Please make the background tasks so that I may continue working while visual studio is executing the batch of commands.

for example deleting 50 000 blobs will render visual studio useless for a few minutes.

For Azure Python SDK, when a message is sent using sentmessage and the encoded message is decoded using receivedmessage and the message is updated using updatemessage, then printed using print(updatedmsg["content"]), only the encoded message is shown, not the decoded message. Updatemessage should behave the same way as sendmessage in regards to the message being encoded and decoded.

If we had a project template for Azure storage publishing we could easily version, manage, and publish static content within VS as if it were just another project. This would greatly improve the user experience of publishing to a CDN enabled storage account.

Docker support is grayed out when I right click my web service. What is the problem and what do I need to do to get docker support?

A shaded java SDK bundle jar, that contains all of the third-party dependencies in a relocated path.

To be used for dependency conflict situations

Code from GitHub repo is not working for Application Insights Go-SDK, The code and examples for Python are working fine though.

GitHub repo link: https://github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInsights-Go

Update the documentation to provide more examples for Go SDK and steps to make the repo work.

I have removed all things azure from eclipse, azure just didn't work for my project. Still, when eclipse loads I get the message, 'loading azure core' and I can't seem to find a way to eliminate it.

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.

With SDK 2.9 whenever I "package" my cloud service I get a .cspkg file which is a ZIP archive containing a .cssx file. The latter is also a ZIP archive which contains "base" folder with a "x86" subfrolder which contains a number of platform executables. Those x86 executables are useless because only 64-bit processes are usually run and the x86 files only inflate the package.

They should not get into the package.

In Microsoft.Azure.Management.Fluent library, user should be able to list all subscription.