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As background, on Friday I tried to use the TypeSpec Azure Playground and it was down. @chrisradek quickly identified the reason for the downtime:
Someone did a release on a backmerge branch - release/november-2024. That apparently runs the publish playground job. However, the November release didn't include all of the core libraries (I only added those last week), so when the backmerge was released, it broke the playground.
To fix it, Chris ran the pipeline again against main, so the playground got published again in the expected way, and the issue was resolved.
Process: Is the expectation that it gets published on every target branch? Can we move this to only get published from main? Or are there considerations like hotfixes that are involved?
Alerting: Do we have any alert system for when the playgrounds are down? Is this information centralized? Do we get notified, or do we have a dashboard?
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As background, on Friday I tried to use the TypeSpec Azure Playground and it was down. @chrisradek quickly identified the reason for the downtime:
To fix it, Chris ran the pipeline again against main, so the playground got published again in the expected way, and the issue was resolved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: