Fully azdevify the application

[jongio]

This is a large PR, but was necessary because of all the additions/improvements that will come and need to be tested as a unit.

1. Adds infra/core bicep files
2. Adds Azure Developer CLI support
3. Optionally use KV

To effectively share code, we moved some projects into subfolders, so please see that.

Here are the tests:

With RBAC

AZURE_AUTH_TYPE= rbac
USE_KEY_VAULT= false
With Keys and not use Key Vault

AZURE_AUTH_TYPE= keys
USE_KEY_VAULT= false
With Keys and use Key Vault

AZURE_AUTH_TYPE= keys
USE_KEY_VAULT= true
Note: The current default values ​​are: AZURE_AUTH_TYPE=keys and USE_KEY_VAULT=true.

You can test with azd init -t jongio/chat-with-your-data-solution-accelerator

[adamdougal]

This problem should be solved if we place the tests in the code folder. What do you think?

I think that's okay.

As an alternative, though it might break the deployment. If you change everywhere in app.py that imports from the backend dir to be prepended with code it fixes the issue. E.g.

Change this:

from backend.batch.utilities.helpers.EnvHelper import EnvHelper

To this:

from code.backend.batch.utilities.helpers.EnvHelper import EnvHelper

I believe this is because of line 17 of the app.py:

sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), ".."))

This fixes the tests, however I've not tested the deployment with this change.

[zedy-wj]

Sorry for the delay.

To this:

from code.backend.batch.utilities.helpers.EnvHelper import EnvHelper

I tested the approach like this and for tests it worked for me, but unfortunately azd is still not able to deploy.

@ross-p-smith ,@adamdougal - At present, I moved the tests folder to the codes folder. Following the steps as below, I can run the test successfully in local, but it fails in CI. Is it a problem with the root path?

[ross-p-smith]

At present, I moved the tests folder to the codes folder.

I'm not sure we want to rename the code folder to codes. If we need to move the tests folder then this is OK, as long as it is not alongside the code that it is testing so that it does not get copied into the docker images.

[zedy-wj]

I'm not sure we want to rename the code folder to codes.

@ross-p-smith - Sorry, the folder name has been changed back. Currently, we move tests folder under code folder, through the following modifications, CI can pass normally.

[ross-p-smith]

Thank you ever so much for this - I understand that this took great effort

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