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Function app deployments using zip files from azure CLI are showing successfull but the functions are not getting rendered in the function app. Even tried with Microsoft Powershell as well to deploy but still getting the same issue.
The function app details are as follows
Tech Stack - .Net 8 Isolated
Operation system - Linux
Observations -
Files are existing in the /home/site/wwwroot when checked from Shell from the Kudu Console.
But when cheking from the Explorer of the Kudu Console the directory is empty.
Also Files are getting pushed to app files instead of creating the Functions
Hi Kasyap,
Could you share the exact command or process you used to deploy the zip file via Azure CLI and PowerShell? Also, how was the zip file created?
BR,
Martin
Hi Martin
This is the build command we are currently using -
PowerShell - dotnet publish -Configuration Release -o publish
This is the deployment command we tried using -
Azure CLI - az functionapp deployment source config-zip
PowerShell - Publish-AzWebapp -ResourceGroupName "rg-apps-uat-01" -Name "func-nipr-hotfix" -ArchivePath
hm, looks fine to me. Maybe you can try to deploy it with the function CLI:
func azure functionapp publish func-nipr-hotfix.
The Azure Functions Core Tools will handle the build and deployment process for you automatically. If this does not work either, I would try to setup a new clean project and migrate your code to it after you validated a successful deployment