> > > Unfortunately you can’t always do this – for example because of the > hosting model for Azure Functions you have to use a framework version > that’s supported. This will change with the new hosting model (actually > it’s basically the same hosting model that’s used for all other frameworks > other than .NET) is introduced for .NET 5 support. >
Yes, Azure Funcs have fallen behind. It's irritating as I have to maintain their projects as a special case. I did read somewhere that they're working on it, but I can't quickly find any fresh good news -- *GK*
