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    Azure Functions and C# Code Intricacies – An Azure Pipelines Prequel

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    • NetworkNerdN
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      Sometimes you need to dive deep down the rabbit hole to really understand what's happening. Has that ever happened to you?

      In my last post we started down the path of configuring Azure Repos and Azure Pipelines for the purpose of deploying Azure functions from VS Code using these services. In this post, we pick up the process just after having tested and confirmed our Azure repo networknerd-repo1 is properly integrated with VS Code. I had intended to document all steps in the same way as in previous posts (all steps, including hurdles to jump), but since Azure Pipelines got the best of me for the better part of a couple of weeks, I’ll do my best to help readers avoid banging their head against the wall as long as I did. Consider this my attempt at an Azure Pipelines prequel.

      Get the full story here.

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