Function App name: N/A
Tools used: VS Code, Azure Functions Extension, Azure Functions Core Tools
New V4 app or existing V3 app migrated to V4: N/A
Once I installed the Core Tools v4, I restarted VS Code and tried creating a new C# Azure Function. But in the drop down to choose the .NET version it still only showed the .NET Core 3 and .NET 5 options:
I had to go into Preferences and change the Default Functions Version to V4 before .NET 6 showed up:
Function App name: N/A Tools used: VS Code, Azure Functions Extension, Azure Functions Core Tools New V4 app or existing V3 app migrated to V4: N/A
Once I installed the Core Tools v4, I restarted VS Code and tried creating a new C# Azure Function. But in the drop down to choose the .NET version it still only showed the .NET Core 3 and .NET 5 options:
I had to go into Preferences and change the Default Functions Version to V4 before .NET 6 showed up:
If this is the expected behavior, it should likely be documented, especially in the VS Code First Function tutorial https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/create-first-function-vs-code-csharp?pivots=programming-runtime-functions-v4