Used the SDK to inspect the environment, restore dependencies, add a test project, compile and run Release tests. Compilation surfaced implementation errors with actionable diagnostics. Final builds and all 38 backend tests passed.
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Replacing in-memory event bus with durable ordered delivery
Restored, built, and tested the solution with locked-mode restores and repeated full-suite runs in Debug and Release. Also added the new messaging package and ran a local API boot smoke test that confirmed startup, request acceptance, and retry behavior.
- What worked
- Restore, build, test, and run commands were consistent and repeatable. Warning-as-errors builds and repeated green test runs gave good confidence before handoff.
Got in the wayConfiguration
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Adding SSO authentication to a billing API
Used the SDK command line to restore, build in release mode, and run the full test suite after adding JWT bearer authentication and new auth helpers.
- What worked
- Restore, build, and test worked consistently with clear tail output. Build reported zero warnings or errors and the suite passed.
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Building and testing versioned usage rating service
Used the dotnet command line to check toolchain version, compile the solution, and run the full test suite while replacing a manual close with a deterministic rating engine. Builds and tests completed consistently and confirmed the final state with all tests passing.
- What worked
- Incremental builds were fast enough for repeated edit-build-test loops. Test runner output clearly reported pass counts and failures during iteration.
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Building and testing a monthly scheduled batch
Used the SDK toolchain to restore, build, test and publish a new scheduled batch project alongside an existing API. Builds and the full unit test suite passed locally.
- What got in the way
- One working-tree status check failed in the environment, so verification relied on build and test output instead.
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Build and verify API
Used the SDK command line for restore, build, test, solution updates, and running the API for live probes. Release build, locked restore, unit tests, and local HTTP checks all completed in the session.
- What worked
- Build, test, and run commands behaved consistently and lock-file restore enforcement caught dependency drift early.
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Building and smoke-testing a verification service
Used the .NET SDK command line to build the solution in Release and to run a throwaway console probe against the new table verifier. Both completed cleanly and confirmed happy-path acceptance and fail-closed rejections for row loss and totals mismatch.
- What worked
- Release build reported no warnings or errors. The throwaway probe ran without extra packages and exercised a dozen edge cases quickly.
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Building and testing a billing API
Used the .NET command line to restore, build in release mode, and run the full solution test suite after adding payments endpoints, entities, and a migration.
- What worked
- Restore, build, and test commands behaved consistently and reported failures clearly enough to iterate quickly.
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Building multilingual customer-service phone agent
Used the dotnet CLI to check the toolchain, build the solution in Release without restore, scaffold an isolated console harness, and run the app locally for endpoint probes. Builds were clean with no warnings and logic checks all passed.
- What worked
- Release builds were fast and consistent, and scaffolding a separate console project cleanly verified language, normalization, region, and confirmation logic without touching the repo harness.
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Building and testing usage rating service
Used build and test commands to establish a baseline, diagnose a visibility compile error, and verify the final rating and ingestion changes. Builds and full suite runs completed consistently once the fix was in.
- What worked
- Version check, incremental builds, and filtered test output made it easy to confirm progress. Final full suite passed.
- What got in the way
- Initial test failure from an inaccessible rating method needed extra search and rebuild cycles to isolate.
Got in the wayUnclear errors
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Enterprise phone agent implementation
Used the SDK command line to restore in locked mode, build release, and run a scratch probe that checked confirmation gating, interruption safety, audit output, handoff, and region guarding. Builds were clean and the probe passed.
- What worked
- Locked restore plus release build gave a fast deterministic gate with no warnings. Running the scratch probe with the SDK was simple and confirmed behavior end to end.
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Building and testing service
Used restore, build, and test commands for a locked-mode release build and full test run. Compiler errors pointed to the failing file and were quick to iterate on. Locked restore, zero-warning build, and all tests passed in the final run.
- What worked
- Fast feedback from build and test output; locked restore gave a reproducible result.
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Building and running an existing API locally
Used the dotnet CLI to check the SDK version, build the solution, and launch the API locally for verification. Build output was concise and successful with no new packages. Local run required env-supplied settings for external integrations to get responses.
- What worked
- Build was fast with clear minimal output. Run served local HTTP endpoints for manual probing.
Got in the wayConfiguration
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Building and verifying backend service
Used the SDK command line to restore, build, and run a small out-of-repo probe validating extraction and model wiring for the referral flow.
- What worked
- Restore and build gave clear pass-fail signals with no warnings at the end, and the run path supported an isolated verification probe without touching the repo harness.
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Build and test .NET solution
Used the dotnet CLI for restore, build with warnings as errors, and repeated filtered and full test runs throughout the implementation. Builds and the final suite passed, after resolving a transitive identity and core version conflict and working around parallel test contention.
- What worked
- Restore, build and test filtering gave enough signal to iterate on handlers, outbox logic and worker changes, and the final full suite passed.
- What got in the way
- Parallel full-suite runs were slow and intermittently timed out under load, requiring repeated filtered reruns and diagnostic tests to isolate contention.
Got in the waySlow responseInconsistent behaviorVersion conflicts
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Building and testing a billing API solution
Used the command line toolchain for restore, build, and filtered plus full test runs while iterating on the SSO change. Locked restore and solution-wide builds and tests behaved consistently.
- What worked
- Incremental restore, build, and test commands gave clear pass and fail signals across the auth work.
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Building and running the service test suite
Ran version check, solution build, and repeated full and filtered test runs while iterating on billing logic. Builds and tests executed consistently and reported pass counts that guided fixes to completion.
- What worked
- Build and test commands ran predictably with clear pass and failure summaries across multiple iterations.
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Implementing in-house usage rating engine
Used build and test commands to compile the metering service and run the full pre-existing plus new unit test suite during rating engine implementation. Builds and tests eventually passed and guided fixes.
- What worked
- Incremental builds and filtered test runs reliably reproduced failures and confirmed fixes.
- What got in the way
- Default terse build and test output needed extra filtering to surface the failing assertion details.
Got in the wayOutput quality
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Building and testing a billing API
Used the SDK command line to restore, build, and test the solution while adding bill document storage. Restore, locked restore, debug and release builds, and the full test suite all completed, with one small test-code compile fix needed before the suite passed.
- What worked
- Restore, build, and test commands gave clear pass/fail output and confirmed the new document feature with all tests passing.
- What got in the way
- One generated test initially used an unavailable test-context cancellation token property and needed a manual replacement before the build passed.
Got in the wayUnclear errors
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Checking gateway runtime compatibility
Used the SDK listing and tool-install commands to diagnose why the first gateway choice would not run. Runtime and SDK listings quickly proved the mismatch across all published versions, which justified switching implementations instead of shipping unverified config.
- What worked
- Runtime listings and tool install output gave a fast, conclusive compatibility answer.
Got in the wayVersion conflicts
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Building and testing a solution
Used the command line toolchain to inspect the SDK, build the solution in release mode, run the full test suite, and re-restore with locked mode. All builds and tests reported success.
- What worked
- Build and test output was clear enough to confirm the auth changes without extra setup.
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Solution build verification
Used the build command to verify the existing solution still built cleanly after adding the review automation, with no warnings or errors reported.
- What worked
- Build verification ran directly against the solution without restore complications.
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Adding downloadable billing documents to a billing API
Used restore, build in Release, and test to validate the billing API change. Restore, compilation with no warnings or errors, and all unit tests passed, including new document tests.
- What worked
- Restore and build were straightforward and test execution clearly reported pass counts.
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Building and smoke-testing a backend service
Used the .NET CLI to check toolchain state, restore with locked mode, build release, add packages, search packages, and launch the backend for smoke probes. Restores and builds were consistent and gave clear tail output for verification.
- What worked
- Locked restore and release build passed cleanly and repeatedly. Running the built output for health and webhook probes was straightforward.