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Description:
When we upgrade an Azure function from an in-process model to isolated, the upgrade assistant adds the following line to the .csproj: "enabled"
The parameter "ImplicitUsings" is working with "enable" or "true" as a value, but not with "enabled".
Reproduction:
We have reproduced this with the VS extension of the .NET Upgrade assistant (Version: 0.5.585.50603), with an Azure Function project on .NET 6 and using the in-process model before the Upgrade. When running the upgrade assistant we chose .NET 8 and the whole project. The assistant automatically makes changes that are part of the migration to the isolated model, setting the "ImplicitUsings" setting to the incorrect value as well.
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Description:
When we upgrade an Azure function from an in-process model to isolated, the upgrade assistant adds the following line to the .csproj: "enabled"
The parameter "ImplicitUsings" is working with "enable" or "true" as a value, but not with "enabled".
Reproduction:
We have reproduced this with the VS extension of the .NET Upgrade assistant (Version: 0.5.585.50603), with an Azure Function project on .NET 6 and using the in-process model before the Upgrade. When running the upgrade assistant we chose .NET 8 and the whole project. The assistant automatically makes changes that are part of the migration to the isolated model, setting the "ImplicitUsings" setting to the incorrect value as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: