wrong destination path, not running with azure-function,

[AndyG74]

the wkhtmltopdf binaries will be copyed in a wrong folder.

DestinationFiles="$(OutDir)\wkhtmltopdf<plattform><bitness>\wkhtmltopdf" is not ok for AzureFunction.

it must be: DestinationFiles="$(OutDir)\bin\wkhtmltopdf<plattform><bitness>\wkhtmltopdf"

the start of any azurefunction is "../bin/court4u.AzureFunction.dll"

but the binaries not copyed in the correct bin-folder

do you can fix this? or do you have any workaround?

[ping9719]

我也遇到了这个问题，并且我解决了这个问题。 （I had this problem, and I solved it）

我猜测你和我一样，有多个“解决方案”。 （My guess is that you, like me, have multiple "solutions."）

如图所示： （as shown in the figure）

这样子就可以解决 （That's how it works）

总结： （summarize）

在所有你使用到的“解决方案”中，都安装【PugPDF.Core】包，就可以完美解决此问题。 （Install the [PugPDF.Core] package in all the "solutions" you use to solve this problem.）

2020.04.23 13:14

[pug-pelle-p]

@AndyG74 Did it work by adding the nuget to the host project?

If not maybe you can try to change the output dir for the project. <OutputPath>somedir</OutputPath>

I know that there are some project that will output to /bin and some are not, but not sure how to determine which it is in the .target file

[AndyG74]

hi, no that is not a solution for AzureFunctions. i have try to copy the wkhtmltopdf-folder by post-build event, but also this is not a solution.

a valid solution is:

• deploy the azurefunction with the visual studio to azure-cloud
• then copy the wkhtmltopdf-folder to the correct azurefunction-bin-folder

[pug-pelle-p]

I'm thinking of removing the publish step (that moves the binaries to the publish folder) and instead unpacking the binaries in runtime by writing it to a temp folder. Would that work for azure functions? Does it have write access?