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Thanks for bringing it up. We've been thinking about already #11. There are a few other things that we need to sort out first, but it's definitely on our radar.

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Like we mentioned in #11 for macOS we're considering Homebrew. For linux we'll need to identify the most common package manager.

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Hi there. So I found a bit of time to focus back on mgdp.
This time I am focusing on CI/CD pipes.
Currently, I would like to use mgdp to add an additional layer of testing during pipeline run for a product like .. hmm 🤔. let's say CLI for M365 😉😜.

I was wondering if you maybe had a chance to focus on this area a bit and maybe you already have something prepared or some guidance?
Of course, I already tried and have something working but the approach is a bit hacky 🤔.
For example, the way I currently install and start mgdp is a bit tricky and not clean.
I do it the same way as I would do it on any win machine

1. download
2. unzip
3. start.exe

jobs:
  runMgdp:
    runs-on: windows-latest

    steps:
    - name: Perform a Pester test from the Tests.ps1 file
      shell: pwsh
      run: |
        $url = "https://github.com/microsoftgraph/msgraph-developer-proxy/releases/download/v0.6.0/msgraph-developer-proxy-win-x64-v0.6.0.zip"
        $dest = ".\mgdp"
        Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $url -OutFile "$dest.zip"
        Expand-Archive "$dest.zip" -DestinationPath $dest
        cd mgdp
        dir
        .\mgdp.exe

The next step would be to run it with some mock file from repo and run some scenarios with requests from the app monitoring the response.
What do you think?

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ok cool. In the meantime, I will leave it as is and proceed with my work flagging this as a workaround.
@waldekmastykarz did you also had a change to think of ways that mgdp will be installed on linux or mac OS?

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