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Today, after the switchover to .net 8.0.1, github actions workflows switched to 8.0.1 in our application automatic build flow. However, the Azure Web App service is still using:
8.0.0-rc.2.23479.6
I have tried restarting app multiple times. In configuration -> General Settings -> Major/Minor Version, I set it to use .NET 8 (LTS)/.NET 8 (LTS) (Early Access) (no other .net 8 options, but it still tries to use rc2). Because of this mismatch, my web app went offline after pushing some updates this morning =(
Any ideas/suggestions?
Hi @George Fleming Thanks for bringing this our attention. We are checking internally with the engineering team to get more insights on your question and will get back to you when we hear back from them.
In the meantime, can you please confirm this is a Linux webapp and share your region/pricing tier?
-Grace
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I have the same issue here with Asia and US App Service. It's still showing .NET 8 Early Access which is running rc2. I tried Free and Premium v3 P2V3 tier running on Linux and those doesn't support latest .NET 8 GA
Hi @George Fleming , I just confirmed with the engineering team that this issue has been resolved. Let us know if you're now able to see .NET 8 in your web app.
Best,
-Grace