Frends.AzureDataLake.DeleteContainer / 2.0.0
Summary
Removes a container and its contents, reporting whether there was anything there to delete.
Typical use — tearing down a working area, where the reported outcome lets a re-run stay quiet
2.0.02026-08-11
Changed
- Breaking Removed
ThrowErrorIfContainerDoesNotExistoption. Container-not-found is now treated as a regular failure and handled byThrowErrorOnFailure(throws an exception by default, or returns a failedResultwhen set tofalse). - Upgraded target framework from .NET 6 to .NET 8.
- Added
ThrowErrorOnFailureandErrorMessageOnFailureoptions: you can now control whether the task throws an exception on failure or returns a result with error details. - The task result now includes
SuccessandErrorproperties to reflect the outcome of the operation more clearly.
1.3.02026-01-15
Changed
- Updated Azure packages to latest versions:
- Azure.Storage.Files.DataLake 12.25.0
- Azure.Identity 1.17.1
1.2.02024-08-23
Changed
- Updated the Azure.Identity package to version 1.12.0.
1.1.02024-05-20
Added
- Added FrendsTaskMetadata.json
1.0.02024-05-13
Added
- Initial implementation of Frends.AzureDataLake.DeleteContainer.