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Managed dependency download on background thread #193
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@daxian-dbw - could you please take a look at this PR |
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PR CI was disabled.
@pragnagopa We cannot merge without CI runs. Can you please enable PR CIs for at least @SatishRanjan , @TylerLeonhardt and me?
@daxian-dbw - I will work with @fabiocav to enable PR builds. |
checking for the ManagedDependency module path before setting up well known paths
Removing _powershellPool.Initialize(request.RequestId) as profile.ps1 can also have Az module specific code and needs to be run after Az module download is complete
Removing Initialize from PowerShellManagerPool
Will enable builds ASAP. Will update this PR soon. |
Reopening PR to test CI integration |
…ntatical fixes and cleanup
This PR has the changes to download managed dependency on a background thread and show the managed dependency download in progress message on the azure portal and on the CLI console when a function invocation is triggered while managed dependency download is in-progress