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Contributing to azd

Hi there 👋! Thank you for showing interest in contributing to azd.

In general, to make contributions a smooth and easy experience, we encourage the following:

  • Check existing issues for bugs or enhancements.
  • Open an issue if things aren't working as expected, or if an enhancement is being proposed.
  • Start a conversation on the issue if you are thinking of submitting a pull request.
  • Submit a pull request. The azd team will work with you to review the changes and provide feedback. Once the pull request is accepted, a member will merge the changes. Thank you for taking time out of your day to help improve our community!

Building azd

Prerequisites:

Build:

cd cli/azd
go build

Run the newly produced azd or azd.exe binary:

  • Unix-like systems: ./azd
  • Windows: .\azd.exe

Run tests:

go test ./... -short

Run tests (including end-to-end functional tests)

go test ./...

Run cspell (install cspell):

cspell lint "**/*.go" --relative --config ./.vscode/cspell.yaml

Run linter (install golangci-lint):

golangci-lint run ./...

Note: On Windows you may need to add C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin to %PATH%

Debugging (with VSCode)

If you don't have a preferred editor for Go code, we recommend Visual Studio Code.

Launch and debug:

  1. Open VSCode in either cli/azd (preferred) or in the root directory.
  2. In VSCode, put a breakpoint on the line of code you would like to debug.
  3. Press F5. Alternatively: Select the "Run and Debug" side pane. With the launch task set to "Debug azd cli", click on the launch button.
  4. An interactive VSCode prompt should appear. Provide the args for running azd in this prompt window. Press enter when you're done.
  5. azd should now be running inside the VSCode terminal with the debugger attached.

Launch azd separately, then attach:

  1. Set AZD_DEBUG=true in your shell. If this environment variable is set, azd will pause early in its startup process and allow you to attach to it.
  2. In VSCode, run the launch task "Attach to process".
  3. Select azd and press enter.
  4. VSCode debugger should now be attached to the running azd process.
  5. In the shell with azd running, press enter to resume execution.

Tip: Use the VSCode terminal to perform all azd build and run commands.

Submitting a change

  1. Create a new branch: git checkout -b my-branch-name
  2. Make your change, add tests, and ensure tests pass
  3. Submit a pull request: gh pr create --web (install gh cli if needed). Select "Create a fork" to set up a fork for the first time if prompted for.

Troubleshooting

Access is denied

Windows Security may block execution of unsigned .exe files. This may happen when validating unsigned .exe files produced in a PR build.

> azd version
Access is denied.

To fix:

  1. Run where azd (cmd) or (Get-Command azd).Source (PowerShell) to get the command path
  2. Click the Start button and type Windows Security, select and launch the "Windows Security" application
  3. Select Virus & threat protection tab on the left side of the window
  4. Click the Manage settings link under Virus & threat protection settings
  5. Scroll down in the window to the Exclusions heading and click the Add or remove exclusions link
  6. Select Add an exclusion and add the path to the exe from step 1