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* Move up macos and xcode version * first pass * to trigger builds, some other issue * rewrwe * Remove MSVC compiler warning suppressions in KeyVault The code within the `mocked_transport_adapter_test.hpp` file, specifically within the `Azure::Security::KeyVault::Keys` namespace, has been updated. The `#if defined(_MSC_VER)` preprocessor directive along with its associated `#pragma warning(push)` and `#pragma warning(disable : 4996)` directives have been removed. The corresponding `#pragma warning(pop)` directive has also been removed. The lines of code that were between these preprocessor directives remain unchanged. These changes remove specific compiler warning suppressions for MSVC compilers, but do not alter the functional behavior of the code. * dassa * Add UseDotNet@2 where test proxy might run on a macos agent * test CI * fsd * dasdas * gregre * gerregr * ffdsfsd * fwefew * fewfwew * reter * fewfew * fwefwe * rewrw * rwe * temp move build step to exec faster * gdfgd * fsdfd * fdsfs * dgdf * Roll forward instead of installing .NET 6 * remove manual install * rewrew * gfdffg * rewrwe * gfdgd * fdsfs * gfdgdf * tertre * dasda * try http for test proxy * revert readmes * rew * rew * fdsfsd * ewrew * revert storages * KV * opentelemetry * remove warnbing * anton comments * unit tests * clangs * clang * comment out some asserts * restore originals * updated tests * clangs * restore cmake * test * Remove manual workaround (eng/common change fixes this) * test2 * the fix doesn't work, need to put back * Remove DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD * annotate macro , put back DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD * remove leftover files * reww * update changelog * remove left over file * remove some doxygen comments --------- Co-authored-by: Daniel Jurek <djurek@microsoft.com> |
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Azure SDK Core test Library for C++
Azure::Core::Test (azure-core-test) provides shared primitives, abstractions, and helpers for modern Azure SDK client test libraries written in the C++. These libraries follow the Azure SDK Design Guidelines for C++.
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Azure SDK for C++ is licensed under the MIT license.