* updating the Build Action to sign docker images
* moving the DCT env var placement
* adding in some temp_test values to build/push the dev images
* testing dev docker signing
* debugging missing file
* adding manual creation of ~/.docker/trust/private since we are not building with DCT enabled
* updating the secret name for the delegation key passphrase
* removing debugging code
* Initial commit of provisioning updates
* Updated strings
* removed extra BANG
* Separated orgUsers db lookup - prioritized existing user Id
* Updated create sso record method // Added sproc for org/email retrieval
* Implemented tax collection for subscriptions
* Cleanup for Sales Tax
* Cleanup for Sales Tax
* Changes a constraint to an index for checking purposes
* Added and implemented a ReadById method for TaxRate
* Code review fixes for Tax Rate implementation
* Code review fixes for Tax Rate implementation
* Made the SalesTax migration script rerunnable
* Add last updated validation to cipher replacements
* Add AutoFixture scaffolding.
AutoDataAttributes and ICustomizations are meant to automatically
produce valid test input. Examples are the Cipher customizations,
which enforce the model's mutual exclusivity of UserId and
OrganizationId.
FixtureExtensions create a fluent way to generate SUTs. We currently
use parameter injection to fascilitate service testing, which is nicely
handled by AutoNSubstitute. However, in order to gain access to the
substitutions, we need to Freeze them onto the Fixture. The For fluent
method allows specifying a Freeze to a specific type's constructor and
optionally to a parameter name in that constructor.
* Unit tests for single Cipher update version checks
* Fix test runner
Test runner requires Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk
* Move to provider model for SUT generation
This model differs from previous in that you no longer need to specify
which dependencies you would like access to. Instead, all are
remembered and can be queried through the sutProvider.
* User cipher provided by Put method reads
Every put method already reads all relevant ciphers from database,
there's no need to re-read them.
JSON serialization of datetimes seems to leave truncate at second
precision. Verify last known date time is within one second rather than
exact.
* validate revision date for share many requests
* Update build script to use Github environment path
Co-authored-by: Matt Gibson <mdgibson@Matts-MBP.lan>
