Hmm if that’s what your csproj says maybe the problem is the other way around. Can you confirm the devops agent has and is using dotnet 3? I don’t know where the 2.1 would come from if it’s not in your csproj file
I'm executing a "use .NET Core" step beforehand which is set to version 3.0.x. I noticed John D'Alessandro also posted here with the same issue :(
I also tried setting the Agent Specification to windows-2019 value as suggested here stackoverflow.com/questions/565741...
Ok let me see if I can repro
Was able to repro. Found a bug. Tracked here: github.com/Azure/azure-functions-v...
workaround is to make sure 2.x is on the build box as well. I changed my deploy script to this and it worked in the interim.
- task: UseDotNet@2 inputs: packageType: 'sdk' version: '2.1.x' - task: UseDotNet@2 inputs: packageType: 'sdk' version: '3.0.x'
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Hmm if that’s what your csproj says maybe the problem is the other way around. Can you confirm the devops agent has and is using dotnet 3? I don’t know where the 2.1 would come from if it’s not in your csproj file
I'm executing a "use .NET Core" step beforehand which is set to version 3.0.x. I noticed John D'Alessandro also posted here with the same issue :(
I also tried setting the Agent Specification to windows-2019 value as suggested here stackoverflow.com/questions/565741...
Ok let me see if I can repro
Was able to repro. Found a bug. Tracked here: github.com/Azure/azure-functions-v...
workaround is to make sure 2.x is on the build box as well. I changed my deploy script to this and it worked in the interim.