Good News: VS just offered to install v 17.8.3 and this version has a template for a .Net8 Azure Functions project, which in turn seems to offer the required publishing profile.
So issue solved, thanks to all that helped.
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I have been developping a .net 8 ASP.Net Core Web API on visual studio 17.8.2. When I go to publish it i dont see a publishing profile for a serverless Azure function app, only for an Azure App Service.
What I want is to create a Github Action that will run when I puch changes. That used to be possible I think but now seems unsupported, in Visual Studio.
What to do?
Good News: VS just offered to install v 17.8.3 and this version has a template for a .Net8 Azure Functions project, which in turn seems to offer the required publishing profile.
So issue solved, thanks to all that helped.
Hi @Gil Shalit ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
I created ASP.NET Core Web API projects in VS2022 version 17.7.3 and 17.8.2. And couldn’t publish it to Azure Function App. You can check the following
Sincerely,
Anna
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azure functions use a different host than a webapi projects. thus they have their own template. the call signature for azure function is different than webapi.
to convert your webapi to azure function, create a new azure function project. move you webapi code and change from controller to azure function syntax.
note: currently there is no 8.0 template. use the 7.0, and update to 8.0 after.
**Using IIS Manager we can publish an application , First of All u need to create local web path in IIS By adding path folder in .Net application u can publish
Procedure :-
S1 - Open Solution Explorer ;**
S2 - Right Click on Start-up Project -> Select Publish -> Mention Path Folder ;
S3- Click On Publish ;
S4 - Go To IIS ---> Click On path URL then u will able to See your application