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Intgrate OPA #125

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Summary of the changes (Less than 80 chars)

  • We would like to use Squadron in the HotChocolate project
  • In order to completely switch, we need an OPA provider

Addresses 5541

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glucaci commented Nov 19, 2022

Hi @tsinghammer,

Thanks for your contribution, but I'm not sure if this fits to Squadron. We have tried to create Squadron to support easy integration for most used storage and messaging dependencies.

For any other external dependencies which are available as a container image and you need in your tests you can use the GenericContainerResource. A simple example can be found here.

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michaelstaib commented Nov 20, 2022

Why not? This was the main benefit for using squadron over things like test containers. Essentially having docker and cloud resources abstracted as nuget packages.

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