SAST Playground
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Provides specialized validation, performance monitoring, and lifecycle management for .NET Aspire distributed applications and cloud-native hosting environments.
Agent Skills by SAST Playground
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
sast-playgrounddashboard-testing
Test Aspire Dashboard models and Blazor components with xUnit and bUnit.
sast-playgroundpr-testing
Automate pull request testing by downloading and verifying the Aspire CLI.
sast-playgroundtest-management
Automate quarantining and re-enabling tests in the Aspire repository with QuarantineTools.
sast-playgroundstartup-perf
Measure .NET Aspire startup duration from dotnet-trace DcpModelCreation events.
sast-playgroundci-test-failures
Diagnose GitHub Actions CI test failures by downloading and analyzing job logs.
sast-playgrounddeployment-e2e-testing
Automate deployment and end-to-end testing of Aspire applications on Azure.
sast-playgroundcli-e2e-testing
Automate Aspire CLI end-to-end tests with Hex1b terminal automation.
sast-playgroundupdate-container-images
Automate Docker container image tag updates for Aspire hosting integrations.
sast-playgrounddependency-update
Find NuGet package versions, trigger Azure DevOps pipelines, and monitor updates.
sast-playgroundconnection-properties
Generate and verify connection properties documentation for Aspire resources.
sast-playgroundcreate-pr
Create GitHub pull requests from a predefined template using the gh CLI.
sast-playgroundfix-flaky-test
Reproduce and resolve flaky tests by configuring environments, running tests, and analyzing results.
Frequently Asked Questions About SAST Playground
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can engineers perform with these capabilities?▼
Engineers can execute end-to-end deployment validation on Azure, monitor .NET Aspire startup performance, manage NuGet dependency updates, and diagnose CI test failures. These capabilities facilitate the maintenance of distributed application hosting integrations and ensure consistent component behavior across development and production environments.
Which technical personas benefit from these testing capabilities?▼
These capabilities are designed for DevOps engineers, .NET developers, and quality assurance specialists working within the Aspire ecosystem. The functionality targets professionals responsible for maintaining repository health, managing container image updates, and ensuring the reliability of complex cloud-native application deployments.
What are the primary prerequisites for running these testing routines?▼
Execution requires a configured .NET environment, access to GitHub Actions for CI diagnostics, and active Azure subscriptions for end-to-end deployment testing. Users must also have the necessary permissions to trigger Azure DevOps pipelines and interact with repository-level pull request templates.