Anthony Chu

The Azure Functions host and Core Tools only support x86/64 right now. The work to do so still needs to be prioritized so I wouldn't expect to get there in...

@ejizba and team are working on ARM support in Azure Functions toolchain. They might be able to provide some insights on whether the image is able to be run in...

Yeah it’s here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-templates/blob/4352bb2f5c7489e2a8111249bb3ac0c4ac7398c0/Functions.Templates/Templates/DurableFunctionsActivity-PowerShell-2.x/metadata.json#L4 I don’t have the powers to transfer this issue there. Please create a new one or we can use this one to track for now.

Summarizing our quick meeting on this. @anthonychu, @connormcmahon, @sebastianburckhardt, @cgillum will flesh out an MVP for this experience in the next couple of weeks and update this issue.

@stefanushinardi can chime in here but I think it makes sense for VS Code to be opinionated about this and only create apps with https-enabled.

Sounds like it’s the same as this https://github.com/microsoft/azure-container-apps/issues/153

Not sure if this is causing your problem, but this doesn't look like a valid function app. `function.json` and `__init__.py` should be in a subfolder. Can you share your code...

Might have to do with using Gulp to build. @arroyc can you please take a look?

More context on this. Currently, Azure Static Web Apps allows the customer to specify a custom build command. This build command is meant to *replace* the build command that is...

@smholvoet Yes, see the `skip_app_build` flag: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/static-web-apps/build-configuration?tabs=azure-devops#skip-building-front-end-app