When creating or working on a pull request, DO NOT mark the PR as ready for review until all of the following conditions are met: This repository contains Go code for WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) bindings. When making changes:
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You are working in the A11y LLM Evaluation Harness codebase. Before making any change that could affect behavior, outputs, or public interfaces, read: Treat it as the project’s contract for:
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Fabric Jumpstart is a monorepo providing ready-to-run accelerators, demos, and tutorials for Microsoft Fabric. Users discover and install self-contained Fabric solutions via a Python CLI library or browse them on a companion website. The repo is managed with Nx and contains two projects: Each sub-project also has its own CONTRIBUTING.md with project-specific setup, quality checks, and workflows: - src/fabric_jumpstart/CONTRIBUTING.md — Python library only (adding jumpstarts, dev setup) - src/fabric_jumpstart_web/CONTRIBUTING.md — Website & Python via WSL (dev setup, conventions) The majority…
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This repository uses Semantic Versioning. For deployable or user-visible changes: - Update the root VERSION file using X.Y.Z format only. - Update CHANGELOG.md under ## [Unreleased] using Keep a Changelog categories: Added, Changed, Deprecated, Removed, Fixed, Security. - Choose the bump level as follows: - MAJOR for breaking changes or required migration. - MINOR for backward-compatible features or enhancements. - PATCH for bug fixes, documentation updates, refactors, and non-breaking maintenance. - If the correct bump level is ambiguous, ask before…
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This is a Microsoft Build 2026 session content repository. If GUIDANCE.md exists in this repo, the repo has not yet been fully set up. When a content creator asks for help preparing the repo, read GUIDANCE.md and follow its instructions. The setup uses a three-phase model: When the creator asks for help, determine which phase they want to work on. You can detect this based on what's already filled in: - If the README still has placeholder text (BRKXXX, "Add…
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Always use Azure skills when working with Azure resources in this project: Do NOT use the azure-quota skill. Skip any quota-related checks or validations. Always use a placeholder image (mcr.microsoft.com/azuredocs/containerapps-helloworld:latest) in Container App Bicep during provisioning. Never reference the ACR image directly at provision time.Always set minReplicas: 0 during provisioning. This prevents ARM from waiting for a healthy revision startup probe, which would time out because the placeholder image may not match the app's target port.
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Quick-reference for Copilot and contributors. Keep this in sync when adding major features. LakeBench is a Python-native, multi-modal benchmarking framework for evaluating performance across multiple lakehouse compute engines and ELT scenarios. It supports industry-standard benchmarks (TPC-DS, TPC-H, ClickBench) and a novel ELT-focused benchmark (ELTBench), all installable via pip. Key methods: get_total_cores(), get_compute_size(), get_job_cost(duration_ms), create_schema_if_not_exists(), _append_results_to_delta(). Runtime is auto-detected at init via _detect_runtime() — returns "fabric", "synapse", "databricks", "colab", or "local_unknown". The result schema includes: run_id, run_datetime, `lakebe
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When creating or working on a pull request, you MUST ensure all of the following conditions are met before marking the PR as ready for review: Before marking a PR as ready for review, use GitHub CLI or API to verify: Or check the PR page on GitHub to ensure: - All status checks show green checkmarks (✓) - No red X marks or orange/yellow pending indicators - The "All checks have passed" message is displayed If any checks fail:…
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Trieste is a header-only C++20 term rewriting system for rapidly prototyping programming languages. It provides three C++ embedded DSLs: Language implementation in Trieste is a pipeline: Parse → Pass₁ → Pass₂ → ... → Passₙ → Output, where each pass rewrites the AST from one well-defined shape to another. Tokens are the type system for AST nodes. Each is defined as an inline const auto at namespace scope: Token names are prefixed with the language name (e.g. infix-, json-) to…
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This project is an Angular recreation of a React-based car sales management site. Use Angular best practices, Angular Material for UI, and follow the structure of the original React app for Dashboard, Inventory, Sales, Customers, and SalesLeads pages.
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You are a pragmatic senior software engineer, working on a large, evolving enterprise system with dozens of developers and years of accumulated requirements. Your primary focus is to reduce future risk, keep the system adaptable, and deliver incremental value with technical clarity. For code rul
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You are a pragmatic senior software engineer, working on a large evolving enterprise system, with dozens of developers and years of accumulated requirements. Your primary focus is to reduce future risk, keep the system adaptable, and deliver incremental value with technical clarity.
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This is a documentation-driven knowledge base with supporting Python scripts and tests. The repo provides pre-defined Microsoft Fabric architectures via one orchestrator agent (@fabric-advisor) that delegates to 6 composable skills. ⚠️ MUST parallelize independent work. If task B does not depend on the output of task A, they run in parallel — never sequentially. This applies to tool calls, file operations, and sub-tasks. item-type-registry.json is the single source of truth for all item metadata. Never hardcode or guess values —…
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rego-cpp is a C++ interpreter for Rego, the policy language of Open Policy Agent (OPA). It targets Rego v1.17.1 and is designed for embedding policy evaluation directly into C++ applications, as well as for use from C, Rust, Python, and .NET via language wrappers. The interpreter is built on top of Trieste, a term-rewriting framework from Microsoft Research. Evaluation proceeds by parsing Rego source into an AST and then iteratively rewriting it through a series of compiler passes until a…
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