Azure DevOps Pipeline allows to pull submodules during a build. When creating or editing a classic build pipeline, there is a checkbox which enables the checkout of submodules. The Problem However, there is a small limitation. The build agent can only checkout submodules from git repositories which have the same authentication as the one its currently running on. As in the screenshot above, this means only submodules hosted in this team project would be available to checkout.
Debugging is one of the most important part of developing software. Having good tooling for debugging can turn a bug hunt from hours to just a few minutes. Visual Studio debugger is already great out of the box, but it provides extensibility points which allow to even improve the debugger. In this post I will show how you can use the DebuggerDisplay to get quicker important information when debugging in Visual Studio.
One of the most important features I like using software is search. I hate to remember stuff. That’s one of the reasons why my bachelor thesis is about Enterprise Search and why I hate to receive official documents as letters. Sure, you can file them in folders by date or by categories, like insurance, contracts etc. But in the end, a “strg + f” (or cmd + f) is all you want.
Installing Kubernetes on Windows is easy. There are many ways how to install Kubernetes, for this blog post I will use PowerShell in combination with chocolatey. Chocolatey is a package manager for windows, if you didn’t used it yet I can recommend checking it out. First, we need to install Hyper-V, this can be done in many ways, but the easiest one is via PowerShell. To run this command, you need to have an elevated PowerShell (Run as Administrator):
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