Azure Functions support for PowerShell 6 is ending on 30 September 2022
Microsoft retired this Azure Functions feature on 30 September 2022.
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- Azure Functions
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- Compute, Containers, Internet of Things
- Retirement
- 30 September 2022
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Because PowerShell 6 has reached end of support on 4 September 2020, applications hosted on Azure Functions using PowerShell 6 will be unsupported after 30…
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