.NET Core 3 support in Azure Functions, now in preview
Microsoft announced a preview of this Azure Functions update in November 2019.
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net-core-3-support-in-azure-functions-now-in-preview- Status
- In preview
- Products
- Azure Functions
- Update type
- Features, Open Source, Services
- Product categories
- Compute, Containers, Internet of Things
- Preview
- November 2019
- Status pages
- Azure Functions status
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Microsoft says
Announcing support in preview for developing and publishing functions built with .NET Core 3 in Azure Functions, updating to the new version of the Azure…
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