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How to see the TargetFramework used in a .Net application deployed in an app service?
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Is there a way to list the TargetFramework of .Net applications deployed in all app services ? (without having to see the source code ...)
Not the .NET Framework runtime versions available in the app service, but the TargetFramework used in the application source code
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2024-10-02T17:24:56.4066667+00:00 az webapp config show --resource-group <RG name> --name <App name> --query netFrameworkVersion
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Lex Li (Microsoft) 6,032 Reputation points Microsoft Employee2024-10-03T00:18:39.2066667+00:00 You need a .NET decompiler to take a look at its entry assembly, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2310701/determine-framework-clr-version-of-assembly
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2024-10-03T21:47:17.3466667+00:00 Is there a way to get the compiler version, without having to download and decompile the source code from the app service? (maybe through AZ CLI or app insights?)
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