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Deficiencies in the steps updated with the multi-app run feature that comes with v12 #3861
Deficiencies in the steps updated with the multi-app run feature that comes with v12 #3861
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… the quickstart tutorial document. Add note for python3 problem in Windows environments. Signed-off-by: İhsan Baran SÖNMEZ <[email protected]>
FYI @mukundansundar - need to merge dapr/quickstarts#955 first |
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Hello again, I completed the issue a few weeks ago but I am not aware if there is any extra work I need to do. Is there a point I missed? When I looked at the Github Actions, I understood that it's just waiting for the reviewer to check it, but I still wanted to ask to be sure. |
@baransonmez sorry about the delay, I'm working on getting the code PR in the quickstart repo to go through |
Oh, I see. Well, if there's anything I can do, I'd like to help. Thank you for your quick response and interest @hhunter-ms |
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I merged 'v1.12' into this branch, do I need to do anything for the workflow to progress? |
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Description
As mentioned in the Issue #3860 , there were deficiencies in the steps of the newly added multi-app run feature. Generally, the step of installing dependencies in the state-management header was skipped. In this PR, I added this step to the relevant points.
In addition, I made an extra note for the python3 problem in windows environments and informed the developers who will follow the document.
Issue reference
#3860