microsoft/azure-health-data-services-toolkit

IServiceCollection does not contain a definition for UseAuthenticator

dkirby-ms opened this issue · 9 comments

I am trying to follow the docs to setup the Quickstart project with VSCode. When I try to run the function app locally I am hit with this error. What am I doing wrong?

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Any update? Is this toolkit still being maintained?

Hi! The team is looking into this and we will get back when we have an update. Appreciate the patience.

@evachen96 sorry to keep bumping this but this is somewhat of a blocker for a customer scenario. Is there anyone I can work with directly on getting the toolkit functional in my environment?

@dkirby-ms Sorry for the long wait, our SME is coming back from leave soon and we should be able to get working on a permanent fix, which I can let you know about when it gets deployed. In the meantime, one workaround that we've found is that if you re-run the quickstart (azd provision again) then it should work on the second try. Let me know if that works for you!

@dkirby-ms - Thanks for your patience! We had a breaking change recently - you will need to make sure you have the most recent version of the main branch checked out on your system of this repository and deploy from this location.

We used to have a "ghost" repo for this Quickstart, but we had automation and scripts just to copy files from this repo to a new repo which just enabled the azd init command.

The new workflow will be to just ensure this repository is cloned and up to date on your local system. Then run azd up from the samples/Quickstart folder to deploy the latest infra/code.

Thanks. I cloned a fresh copy of the repo, ran azd up and now I am hitting ServiceUnavailable from host runtime when trying to deploy the functions code.

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I ran azd up again and the error didnt occur. I think I am good to go. Thanks for the help.

Awesome @dkirby-ms! Thanks for responding. We were removing some code that conflicted with the Azure SDK. Thank you for your patience. 😄