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@y-code y-code commented May 27, 2020

add dotnet core workflow in order to check build and test at pull requests.

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dotnet-core workflow failed because dotnet CLI could not identify build target because this repo contains a csproj file besides the sln file at root dir.
fix this issue by specifying the solution file to run the aiming build.
@y-code y-code changed the title add dotnet core workflow add dotnet-core workflow May 27, 2020
test run failed during dotnet-core workflow because service didn't get ready within timeout duration. Giving so much enough timeout, I would like to confirm this is actually timeout issue or something else.
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y-code commented May 27, 2020

Retrying dotnet-core workflow with 60s server wake-up timeout, it still fails. This may mean that web host cannot be run on Kestrel over the workflow platform. If this is the case, my tests are not runnable by dotnet-core workflow unfortunately.

@y-code y-code modified the milestones: 1.1.0, 1.2.0 Jun 13, 2020
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