* Adds launchSettings.json to all of our templates.
* Provides an alternative flag to exclude it.
* Adds HTTPS support in launchSettings.json.
* Re-adds HTTPS redirect and HSTS middleware for C# templates.
* Improves some infrastructure aspects:
* Prefix all our test projects with AspNet.Template to allow easy
killing of orphaned processes.
* Setup an HTTPS certificate automatically for use with tests in the
same way our tooling does it on customers machines.
* Switch from OS selected ports to randomly selected ports. This is
required as we need to know the port to use for HTTPS.
* Allow disabling browser automation through an environment variable.
* Setup Firefox to allow untrusted certificates when using Selenium.
* Allow running Selenium tests on firefox by setting an environment
variable.
Changes:
- Replaces PackageLineup with the dependencies.props approach to manage package versions.
- Generate the csproj/fsproj files that go into template packages
- Remove the DependencyUpdater and PullRequestSubmitter tasks
- Remove bower.json and bowerrc from Microsoft.DotNet.Web.ProjectTemplates
- Set MyGet feeds via MSBuild instead of NuGet.config
- Upgrades to the functional tests
- Update Selenium
- Make it possible to run tests on macOS/linux
- Disable test parallelization
When the code lived in dotnet/templating, the 1.x, 2.0, and 2.1 templates all needed to sit side-by-side.
Now that this code builds from aspnet/templating, we're reorganizing the folder and branch structure to
match the aspnetcore runtime repos.
Branches:
rel/1.1.5 = Microsoft.DotNet.Web.ProjectTemplates.1.x
rel/2.0.3 = Microsoft.DotNet.Web.ProjectTemplates.2.0
dev = Microsoft.DotNet.Web.ProjectTemplates.2.1
- Generate the template config file to include package versions as listed in dependencies.props
- Update template cs/fsproj files to use variables per package
- Fixup tests to run better on Linux/macOS
Nate McMaster
Javier Calvarro Nelson
Jass Bagga
Nate McMaster
Pranav K
Steve Sanderson
Justin Kotalik