When will the official launch of App insights SDK for WCF application will be done

[keerthinath-ganjam]

When will the official launch of App insights SDK for WCF application will be done

[keerthinath-ganjam]

Please respond

[tomasr]

We've just published an updated version of this SDK. Status has not changed at the moment. @SergeyKanzhelev do you want to add anything here?

[SergeyKanzhelev]

@keerthinath-ganjam what is the main request here? Have it on nuget.org or have an official support statement from Microsoft?

[JamesAlexander42]

The request is definitely to have it on nuget.org. It's a big pain in the rear for teams and build systems not having it on nuget.org.

[jiberan]

related to #5

[keerthinath-ganjam]

Yes main request is to have it on the nuget.org.

[keerthinath-ganjam]

@SergeyKanzhelev , @tomasr : Any plans of releasing it to nuget.org, if so, by when.

[haldiggs]

nuget would be great. Its a real pain to force my code build systems to grab this at the moment.

[keerthinath-ganjam]

@SergeyKanzhelev , @tomasr : Any updates??

[keerthinath-ganjam]

Is any activity happening in this repo ???

[jiberan]

You can see is history that there is active development but apparently no news about publishing to nuget.org

[ScottRapsey]

Is this project dead or is it done?
If it’s dead, did the functionality get rolled into the regular Application Insights SDK?
If it’s done, why is it still in Pre Release and why is it on MyGet instead of Nuget?
Just looking for some clarification as to whether I should, or even need to, be using this in my IIS hosted WCF applications.

[syntax-e]

Until this package is posted to nuget, you can keep your team in sync by adding a NuGet.config file to your project containing the following:

<packageSources>
   <add key="applicationinsights-sdk-labs" value="https://www.myget.org/F/applicationinsights-sdk-labs" />
</packageSources>

per https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/nuget-config-file#packagesources

[haldiggs]

That hells a little. However I still have to run "special" code scans and repeatedly justify this for external auditors. Kinda sucks since this library is the only practical way to monitor WCF in Azure... That is what I have seen... If there are better feel free to say it

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[syntax-e]

I know of nothing better. The standard Application Insights package from nuget isn't nearly as robust as this one. Moving the ApplicationInsights-SDK-Labs Application Insights WCF package official and hosting it in nuget's official repository would be a huge value-add for those of us still using .net WCF. Thank you.

[haldiggs]

I know of nothing better. The standard Application Insights package from nuget isn't nearly as robust as this one. Moving the ApplicationInsights-SDK-Labs Application Insights WCF package official and hosting it in nuget's official repository would be a huge value-add for those of us still using .net WCF. Thank you.

I agree... not sure why nobody is monitoring this from Microsoft. I need this... I am tired of having to justify it usage during code audits. I need this in a standard package please sirs.

[dnelly]

Same here.