Assignment03

Authors

• Andreas Guldborg Hansen - aguh@itu.dk
• Rakul Maria Hjalmarsdóttir Tórgarð - rakt@itu.dk
• William Skou Heidemann - wihe@itu.dk

BE AWARE

We just continued in the same group for assignment-04, which means that the current state of the repository resembles assignment-04. To checkout assignment-03, please see this specific commit for the assignment.

Notes

• Our implementation uses the type Task and not WorkItem as this was the type name when we forked the repo
• Our implementation uses In-Memory testing, which is not recommended, but saves us from installing SQLite.
• Our implementation uses MSSQL to connect to a database using .NET user-secrets. See section user-secrets on how to configure your own .NET user-secrets to be used in the program.
• We decided on the business rule that a Task goes from State New to State Active once it has been assigned to a user.
• We decided to interpret the assignment description business rule 1.2. "Create, Read, and Update should return a proper Response." as only counting for Create and Update, as the interface expects a TagDTO as return type and not a response. This also aligns with business rule 1.5 "If a task, tag, or user is not found, return null."

User-secrets

Make sure Docker is installed on your machine and run the following command to install the latest MSSQL 2019 version:

docker pull mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2019-latest

Then run the following command to start a docker container, where you can change the password to whatever you like:

docker run -e "ACCEPT_EULA=Y" -e "SA_PASSWORD=yourStrong(!)Password" --name "Kanban" -p 1433:1433 -d mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2019-latest

With the active directory set to Assignment3, run the following command in your terminal and change the password if you changed it in the previous command:

dotnet user-secrets set "ConfigurationsString:ConfigurationString" "Server=Kanban;Database=Kanban;User Id=SA;Password=yourStrong(!)Password;"