PR validation pipelines with Rush

[mitchdenny]

This PR adds ci.yml files to each of our data-plane SDK folders (I think I got them all - based on Rush output). I've also added/updated a few .npmignore files to make sure that the ci.yml file doesn't get slurped into the NPM packages.

Once these are merged I'll run the pipegen tool over the repository to create all of the definitions.

[bsiegel]

PackageName must be the full name of the package as declared in the package.json file, e.g. "@azure/service-bus"

[bsiegel]

We should also always pass --verbose to Rush commands, since by default, STDOUT output is suppressed.

[bsiegel]

See comments

[mitchdenny]

PackageName must be the full name of the package as declared in the package.json file, e.g. "@Azure/service-bus"

So at the moment I've got this working with the value being "storage-queue" (as an example). Is that not supposed to work, or does it produce a different result. More than happy to adjust it I just want to understand the difference in the two approaches :)

[bsiegel]

So at the moment I've got this working with the value being "storage-queue" (as an example). Is that not supposed to work, or does it produce a different result. More than happy to adjust it I just want to understand the difference in the two approaches :)

Huh, you're right it seems to work! The documentation is pretty clear that this should be the full package name as it is written in the package.json, but for some reason it seems to work without the @org/ prefix. I'd suggest we stick to the documented format, just in case this is a bug that is eventually fixed.

[bsiegel]

Just a couple small tweaks

[mitchdenny]

Just a couple small tweaks

Done - just waiting for the builds to finish and then I think its there.

[bsiegel]

👍✨Ship It✨

Note: Please pull latest master and rebase this branch onto it before merging this pull request.

$ git checkout master
$ git pull origin master

$ git checkout -
$ git rebase master

$ git push -f