Since something is messed up on my workstation preventing me from using the Azure Powershell cmdlets properly, I am trying to see if NTVS can save the day by upgrading the Node.js app folder into a first-class citizen Node.js project in Visual Studio 2013.
I tried to redefine a new cloud service project to target the converted Node.js project, but it does not appear to realize the existing Node.js project is an Azure worker role, forcing me to create a new C# worker role. I deleted that and see the "Worker Role Project in solution" option is disabled so I still cannot relate the cloud service to the Node.js project.
If I create a Blank Microsoft Azure Node.js Worker Role project, that gets added into the cloud service project. I cannot see any different between the dummy Node.js project and my own. And then on disassociating that dummy project away from the cloud service project, I see that it also cannot include back the dummy project as a worker role target.
Am I missing something to get this wired up properly in Visual Studio?
I tried to redefine a new cloud service project to target the converted Node.js project, but it does not appear to realize the existing Node.js project is an Azure worker role, forcing me to create a new C# worker role. I deleted that and see the "Worker Role Project in solution" option is disabled so I still cannot relate the cloud service to the Node.js project.
If I create a Blank Microsoft Azure Node.js Worker Role project, that gets added into the cloud service project. I cannot see any different between the dummy Node.js project and my own. And then on disassociating that dummy project away from the cloud service project, I see that it also cannot include back the dummy project as a worker role target.
Am I missing something to get this wired up properly in Visual Studio?