Azure Automation supports .NET Framework 4.6 when running jobs within the service
Microsoft announced general availability of this Automation update in February 2018.
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- Automation
- Update type
- Features
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- Management and governance
- General availability
- February 2018
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Microsoft says
The Azure Automation service has been upgraded to support PowerShell modules that have a dependency on .NET Framework 4.6 or lower running from the service.
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