2.0.2-rc

[iammukeshm]

Announcement

Hi Team,

I am glad to announce that the FSH .NET StarterKit 2.0.2-rc is out!

You can now test the starter kit in 2 ways.

1. By Running the following commands on your CLI

dotnet new install FullStackHero.NET.StarterKit::2.0.2-rc

dotnet new fsh -o HelloWorld

This would create your version of the StarterKit in the /HelloWorld folder. Please take a look at the Readme for more.

2. You can also fork the repository to always stay up to date.

✍ What's interesting in this release

1. I finally have the terraform scripts modularized super cleanly. Both the Blazor and Web API apps are deployable to the AWS Cloud in just a single command. Also, a PostgreSQL RDS instance gets deployed, which is super cool. Refer to https://github.com/fullstackhero/dotnet-starter-kit/blob/main/terraform/README.md for details.
2. Automated NuGet generation Pipeline
3. Automated Release Notes Generator
4. Minor Cleanups
5. Grafana / Prometheus Fixes

• feature : terraform modules support (feature : terraform modules support #1006) @iammukeshm
• chore : Update release-drafter.yml (chore : Update release-drafter.yml #1005) @iammukeshm

What's Pending?

1. Documentation: I am just not able to find enough time for this. I will have to get this started soon. This is the only thing that is blocking me from having an official release.
2. Cross Module Communication
3. YouTube video: Once the documentation is in place, I would publish an end-to-end explainer video about the Starter Kit.

Need Help

I need help with testing the application/framework in all aspects. There is a lot of scope for improvement, be it performance, code quality, or features. It would be awesome if some of you could test out the application, raise bugs, and some pull requests as well, so it's easier for all of us at the end of the day.

Super Excited about this! Thanks. Do let me know your feedback!

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This discussion was created from the release 2.0.2-rc.

[274188A]

"I am glad to say that the FSH .NET StarterKit is not good enough for a release" ??

[iammukeshm]

haha, noticed it yesterday, forgot to change :D

[kallievz]

Haha, one thing i picked up, when using background jobs that process data, auditing only updates the Dates from interceptor, and not using the UserId that started the process. we will be running integration from around 23 different clients, each one with their own tenant,

We would need to seperate the data according to starting Tenant, and then an internal ApiUser that will initiate the task. But currently when saving via EF, 000000-00000 ... is the userid. I am opting to save UserId, and TenantId in the data itself, but then inserting on different module, i cannot set the Tenant/UserId, as when using BaseEntity/AuditableEntity does not expose the fields, it is set via context.