azure-functions

问题 I have an Azure Functions v1 project (ala .NET Framework) in Visual Studio 2017. It would build / compile just fine for a long time, now it's giving the following FileNotFoundException complaining it can't find 'Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs' v2.2. The thing it this project was building just fine, then all of a sudden this error is occurring. In the past I would close Visual Studio, then reopen it and the build would work. Or even if you Clean the solution, the build would then work. The problem is

问题 I have an Azure Functions v1 project (ala .NET Framework) in Visual Studio 2017. It would build / compile just fine for a long time, now it's giving the following FileNotFoundException complaining it can't find 'Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs' v2.2. The thing it this project was building just fine, then all of a sudden this error is occurring. In the past I would close Visual Studio, then reopen it and the build would work. Or even if you Clean the solution, the build would then work. The problem is

问题 I have an Azure Function App / Azure Website setup with continuous deployment from source-control. This App has a custom deployment script that takes quite a bit of time to run. Occasionally I push out a change to git which was a mistake, and I want to cancel that one deployment (While still allowing future git pushes to cause a deployment). Is there a PowerShell command I can run, or some option which will cancel my current deployment? 回答1: I was able to figure this out eventually, and

问题 lately I have encountered a following problem. Azure Function that is run in Visual Studio always throws an exception: System.IO.IOException HResult=0x80131620 Message=Error loading native library "C:\Users\\AppData\Local\AzureFunctionsTools\Releases\2.16.0\cli\grpc_csharp_ext.x86.dll" Source=Grpc.Core StackTrace: at Grpc.Core.Internal.UnmanagedLibrary..ctor(String[] libraryPathAlternatives) at Grpc.Core.Internal.NativeExtension.LoadUnmanagedLibrary() at Grpc.Core.Internal.NativeExtension

问题 How bad it is to use Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable in Azure Functions? Based on my initial observation it seems it is working as expected (ie. storing the value and returning when I asked using Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable call) but not showing anywhere in the environment variables list when I open the function in Kudu explorer. Where it is setting, is it okay to use or any adverse effects of using it? In my case, I have to get the user details using the token passed to Function

问题 How bad it is to use Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable in Azure Functions? Based on my initial observation it seems it is working as expected (ie. storing the value and returning when I asked using Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable call) but not showing anywhere in the environment variables list when I open the function in Kudu explorer. Where it is setting, is it okay to use or any adverse effects of using it? In my case, I have to get the user details using the token passed to Function

问题 We have an Azure Function App that has multiple Functions, and was created using .NET project (Name: Project1). We want to add a new Azure function from a different .NET project (Name: Project2) to the existing Azure Function App without overwriting the existing functions that were deployed from Project1. Currently when we deploy Azure Function from Project2 the functions from Project1 gets removed, the Function App contains only the Project2 functions. We deploy the function using the Azure

问题 We have an Azure Function App that has multiple Functions, and was created using .NET project (Name: Project1). We want to add a new Azure function from a different .NET project (Name: Project2) to the existing Azure Function App without overwriting the existing functions that were deployed from Project1. Currently when we deploy Azure Function from Project2 the functions from Project1 gets removed, the Function App contains only the Project2 functions. We deploy the function using the Azure

问题 I have some Python code that references external .ttf font files. I can reference them by including them in the project root folder. I'd like to turn this code into an HTTP Triggered Azure Function. I see in the docs that I can import external Python modules and files into a Function, but what about non-Python files? How are these referenced? When Python code is run locally, they are referenced in the code as: h1_font = ImageFont.truetype("DejaVuSans-Bold.ttf", h1_size) h2_font = ImageFont

问题 I have a timertrigger [FunctionName("HeathChecker")] public static void Run([TimerTrigger("*/10 * * * * *")]TimerInfo myTimer, ILogger log) { log.LogInformation($"C# Timer trigger function executed at: {DateTime.Now}"); } And an HTTP trigger [FunctionName("AspNetCoreHost")] public Task<IActionResult> Run( [HttpTrigger(AuthorizationLevel.Anonymous, Route = "{*all}")]HttpRequest req, [AspNetCoreRunner(Startup = typeof(Startup))] IAspNetCoreRunner aspNetCoreRunner, ExecutionContext