Add defaultFunctionAppPath to fix VS Code F5 startup#31
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Updates VS Code workspace settings intended to improve the local Azure Functions debugging experience (F5) by helping the Azure Functions extension pick the correct function app project in a repo containing multiple apps.
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- Add
azureFunctions.defaultFunctionAppPathto.vscode/settings.json.
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| "azureFunctions.preDeployTask": "package (functions)", | ||
| "java.configuration.updateBuildConfiguration": "interactive" | ||
| "java.configuration.updateBuildConfiguration": "interactive", | ||
| "azureFunctions.defaultFunctionAppPath": "." |
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Adds
azureFunctions.defaultFunctionAppPathto.vscode/settings.jsonso the Azure Functions extension correctly identifies the function app project without prompting users about multiple detected projects.