EdwinVW/pitstop

This system is a .NET 10-based microservices application for managing a vehicle service station, coordinating customer, vehicle, and workshop operations. It exposes REST APIs for registration and planning, while background workers process domain events via RabbitMQ to handle invoices, notifications, and audit logging. The architecture relies on SQL Server for persistence, Docker for containerization, and Kubernetes for deployment, with a web frontend that integrates with backend services through REST clients.

This period marks the initial creation and scaffolding of the Pitstop project, establishing a .NET 10-based microservices architecture. It involved setting up the solution structure, containerization, and core domain models, alongside implementing the first set of backend services (Customer, Vehicle, Invoice, Notification, and Workshop Management) and their corresponding web application interfaces.

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This period focused on modernizing the project's infrastructure and testing frameworks. Key changes include migrating UI tests to Playwright, switching unit tests to MSTest, and introducing new messaging and Kubernetes deployment scripts. The work also involved centralizing test utilities and adding comprehensive test coverage for domain logic and services.

12 changes

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