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Support fractional VCores for Azure SQL Database Serverless #1223
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@copilot I tested the code and it works fine. For the PR, this needs to:
- Follow the instructions in the PR template.
- Update release notes with an entry for this PR.
- Update docs to indicate fractional cores are supported.
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Done in commit 04ab0d2:
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Code is good, docs and release notes updated, just need to update the PR description per the template.
@copilot please fix the PR description per the pull_request_template.md |
PR description updated to follow the template format with:
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This PR closes #1205
The changes in this PR are as follows:
S_Gen5capacity parameters frominttofloatinsrc/Farmer/Common.fsto support fractional VCores (0.5, 0.75)src/Tests/Sql.fssamples/scripts/sqlserver.fsxdocs/content/api-overview/resources/sql.mdwith Serverless Gen5 sectionRELEASE_NOTES.mdwith entry for version 1.9.24I have read the contributing guidelines and have completed the following:
Below is a minimal example configuration that includes the new features, which can be used to deploy to Azure:
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