Is there a public repo for azure cognitive search itself? about vscode-azurecognitivesearch HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi @justinmchase - for feature requests, I'd recommend submitting them here: https://feedback.azure.com/d365community/forum/9325d19e-0225-ec11-b6e6-000d3a4f07b8

For issues, the correct spot depends a bit on what the issue is - if you have an issue with the product itself, i'd recommend submitting a support request. If it's a doc issue or an SDK issue, there are repos for those where you can file issues.

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The main thing is getting an emulator for local development. But I have a few others as well. Thank you for the link.

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@dereklegenzoff So that forum has 0 completed feedback items:
https://feedback.azure.com/d365community/forum/9325d19e-0225-ec11-b6e6-000d3a4f07b8

The top 100 or so are all from like 6+ years ago. This is a little scary. Can you ask the team to go through that and maybe respond to items and mark items as compelted if they were actually completed and maybe get an actual git repo up so people can see progress and share their product plan because honestly I'm a little scared now that this is abandonware after struggling to find any signs of life from the team.

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Hi @justinmchase - unfortunately we're not planning on creating an emulator for local development. We recommend using free services for scenarios like that.

And I certainly hear your feedback. Some of those stats are inaccurate because the feedback recently got migrated to a new site. I can promise you we do read the feedback although I admit, we haven't been great about keeping it updated.

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Ok, thanks for the update. The emulator is #2 on the feedback list and has been asked for 7 years ago and is kind of critical, the free service literally can't work due to the limitations of the free version and trying to provision stuff in the cloud for local development needs doesn't really work.

But just delivering a docker image running a limited version of the server would probably be good, for example there is a 3rd party emulator: https://github.com/simonedeponti/AzureSearchEmulator

I tested it and it works, its basically just a solar server with a small odata api wrapper to work with some of the primary functions of the search api. Its obviously very limited, but it seems like a very viable approach if this is whats blocking the team from taking on this critical feature.

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