Azure Function Template

Quickstart

• After using the template, rename the solution with the name of your Function or Function App.
• Create an Azure Function project inside the solution and implement it.
• Add the code below to the function's .csproj file, substituting path-to-repository-root with the relative path to the root of the repository (where the .stylecop.json file is located). If done correctly, you should see the .stylecop.json file imported inside the project in Visual Studio

<PropertyGroup>
  <RootFolder>path-to-repository-root</RootFolder>
</PropertyGroup>

• Setup on Azure Portal the required resources:
  • A resource group
  • A storage account
  • A function app with .NET runtime and other configuration (function version required is 3)
• Change the runtime version from dotnet to dotnet-isolated with this command, run it in the Azure CLI or Azure Cloud Shell:

az functionapp config appsettings set --name <your-azure-app-name> --resource-group <your-resource-group> --settings FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME=dotnet-isolated

• Setup the AZURE_CREDENTIALS secret, either as a repository secret or as an organization secret.
• Setup the CI env parameters RELEASE_PREFIX (any string will do) and AZURE_FUNCTIONAPP_NAME (the name of the function app on Azure)

Launch CI

To trigger the CI for a release, run the following commands inside the repository's directory:

git tag -a v#.#.# -m "v#.#.#"
git push origin v#.#.#

Alternatively, you can use the git-release tool.