gloomy frigate
Hi all!
I'm trying to update my project from .NET 6 -> .NET 8, however to save some time, I'm trying to keep it an in-process model instead of the isolated one.
Is there anywhere a guide that I can follow to just upgrade my Azure Functions server from .NET 6 to .NET 8 without switching to the isolated model?
If not, does anyone know how to do it properly? I've enclosed the following errors when trying to starting the server.
These are the packages I'm using in the solution.
olive prairie
Hi all!
I'm trying to update my project from .NET 6 -> .NET 8, however to save ...
What’s the target framework of the function
gloomy frigate
What’s the target framework of the function
net8.0
gloomy frigate
It seems that System.Net.Http wasn't in my "Packages" dependency list. I've now added the latest version, but unfortunately that didn't do the trick
olive prairie
I’d be interested in looking at the csproj file
gloomy frigate
Sure, sure
Here you go. 👍
Alright, because of the deadline of tomorrow, I've decided to just jump into the isolated environment anyway.
I don't really have the feeling that with Azure Functions a .NET 8 in-process environment is possible over a short timespan.
I thought I could just change it to net8.0, maybe update some NuGet packages and done with it. 😂
But it seems that's not true.
olive prairie
Have you tried removing that System.Net.Http package reference and try rebuilding? I’m surprised you have to include that as a reference
I thought httpclient got shipped with the base runtime, could be wrong
gloomy frigate
Yeah, I've tried removing it and rebuilding. Unfortunately that also didn't do the trick.