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Running functional tests locally:

Set following environment variables: -. SiteExtensionFeed - feed where site extension is published -. APIKEY - Nuget API key for extension publish feed -. AZURE_AUTH_CLIENT_ID - Azure service principal client id -. AZURE_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET - Azure service principal client secret -. AZURE_AUTH_TENANT - Azure service principal tenant -. See https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/blob/Fluent/AUTH.md on how to create service principal
Run .\build /t:BuildSiteExtension /t:PushSiteExtension to build and push site extension
Run .\build /t:Test /p:AntaresTests=true to run tests using the site extension