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1. Project sam symphobia 3 vs update#
2. Project sam symphobia 3 vs upgrade#
3. Project sam symphobia 3 vs verification#

We just need to ensure that the runtime is accurate (in our case, since we are using the Windows x86 runtime, we will need a “32 Bit” platform), and that our deployment removes any additional files – as we noted that deploying on top of a.

Project sam symphobia 3 vs update#

The final step is to update the app service to receive the package. Note that the “self-contained” package is 3 times the size of a “framework-dependent” package Updating the app service We run our build, and can confirm that the artifacts are created as expected. SamLearnsAzure/SamLearnsAzure.Web2/Īrguments: '-configuration $ -output $(build.artifactstagingdirectory) -self-contained true -runtime win-x86' NET 5, you should use the version 5.0.100):

(Important: Note that as of 1 and the release of. NET 5 installed yet, (and won’t for some time), but we can download and use a specific version with the “UseDotNet” task. The Azure DevOps hosted agents don’t have. Next, we need to update the build process. NET version right there: Updating the build in Azure DevOps

Project sam symphobia 3 vs verification#

NET version in our about page, we can browse and see verification of the upgraded. We successfully build and run the website. We think this is a bit easier than using the NuGet manager, especially when the NuGet packages are in preview, to avoid opting into previews for other packages that aren’t required for the. The easiest way to do this is to edit our project file, where we replaced all “3.1.8” versions with “5.0.0-rc.1.*”. Next, we need to update our NuGet packages. Once we have this, we can open our project and start editing the project file, to select. NET 5 is still a preview, we will need to download the Visual Studio 2019 preview.

Everything except the project name will be identical between the two projects, with the same namespaces and code.įor those confused about the naming, make sure you check out this excellent blog post about the future roadmap of. For this upgrade, we’ve elected to copy our existing project, “SamLearnsAzure.Web”, and created a new “SamLearnsAzure.Web2”. Using our existing Front Door implementation, we will split the workload 50/50 between the old 3.1 and new 5.0 websites. NET 5 side by side with our existing 3.1 website, especially with the performance improvements. NET 5 is not released until November 10th, there have been monthly preview releases, and with the release of release candidate 1, (or RC1), we felt this was the right time to test.

Project sam symphobia 3 vs upgrade#

Today we are going to upgrade our ASP.NET 3.1 website to the latest preview version of ASP.NET 5.