Simon J.K. Pedersen

@ohadschn - I wanted to make it work with Azure functions (applying the ssl certificates could be completely external to the web app), but I think I have to give...

That is exactly what I refactored to code to allow, but my original intention was to use functions as the runtime as that would allow easy setup and configuration. But...

If someone wants to play with the nuget it can be downloaded from here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/letsencrypt.azure.core/0.6.20-prerelease It is still in prerelease so I might break it or do other things with...

1. Yes, infact it can also be empty, just not if you want to import the certificate manually through the portal UI 2. Technically there is not any much difference....

My guess is the swap from staging removes it, since the job doesn't exists in the staging slot. And swapping is effectively a disk swap of the two slots. I'm...

The extension now supports deployment slots, this should fix the issue, but you have to make sure that you install the extension in your deployment slot as well (you don't...

Not sure what you mean by 5. But the important thing is that you go to your production slot using portal.azure.com and make sure that, you have checked the checkboxes...

If you want to not have the job co-exists with your web app. You can always use the API provided by the siteextension that comes without web jobs, and then...

@bistok sounds great, I'm also going to migrate the http challenge to the .net core version and then there should be a good solution for all scenarios. I will do...

@xt0rted wasn't aware of this new path, sounds a simple solution, maybe the extension just works without change I dont copy it myself to the AppData folder, the kudu installation...