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## dev #207 +/- ##
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@gavin-aguiar : are we good to merge this? |
This PR attempts to provide an implementation of the Durable Functions decorators (for the V2 prog model) within the Python library itself. The trick is to simply expose the right interface but defer the implementation to the Durable Functions SDK.
This PR does just that. In particular, it:
FunctionApp
object.dev
-dependencies. This allows us to write unit tests for this behavior.