Since I'm not an administrator where I work, this has been something that has been causing a great deal of confusion as a lot of things says that the Storage Emulator does NOT need admin privileges, yet for me, they are.Īny help or ideas would be greatly appreciated. In Visual Studio 2013, the Development storage option (Server Explorer > Windows Azure > Storage) also requires me to login as an Administrator before I can access the local Development Storage account. This configuration can be seen by looking at the DevelopmentStorage config file I could not find a way to build or download Azurite 3.15.0 so I had to do the npm dance and the extra step of pre-starting Azurite.Ĭan you please let other customers know about this problem and the workaround until this can be corrected? Please get the Visual Studio Team to include 3.15.0 in their new update. New feature capabilities, however, will be available only in. Till Aug 13, 2020, the Azure Storage Emulator will continue to be available for download via the standalone installer and via the Azure SDK and will continue to support the latest Storage REST service versions. To get my local Azure Table queries working I had to do this:įollowed the instructions in the readme to build it and install it.īEFORE I can open an Azure Functions project in VS 2022, I have to run this from the command line: azurite -s -l c:\azurite -d c:\azurite\debug.log to ensure 3.15.0 is running. The Azure Storage Emulator is being deprecated in favour of Azurite V3. I tried both the LINQ syntax and the filter syntax, both failed. But queries that passed the PartitionKey and RowKey failed. To be clear, any query that only passed the PartitionKey worked. Spent hours debugging my code then I came across this post. Finally we can see the desired output as shown in the screen below. I was unable to get ANY queries to work locally. Now we can see the Storage Emulator has been succesfully started and seen in running condition as highlighted in the screen below. UPDATE: To install Azurite 3.15.0, use npm i -g azurite Version 17.0.5 which installs azurite 3.14.1. I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 (64-bit)
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