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Why Kudu github has been archived. Says it's still used by App Service
Hi @Christian
I can assure that Kudu is still very much alive and well in App Service. The team decided to streamline processes and converge into a single support modality. All documentation from the repo, however, will be integrated into the App Service docs.
App Service docs still reference the archived Kudu github repo in many docs. If I understand you correctly, these docs will eventually be updated to not reference and be integrated into the App Service docs?
@Christian to be clear, the docs on the Kudu repo will soon be integrated with the App Service docs and those docs will not reference the GitHub repo. This work is still underway and I don't have an ETA on when it'll be complete.
Glad to hear that kudu is "alive and well" ... this still doesn't answer the question. Why was kudu archived from GitHub? I care less about the location of the docs and more about supporting the runtime.
Also.. having built a brand new .NET 10 Azure Function and I keep getting a kudu error during deployment (maybe because it's missing?) I really haven't seen any documentation on what is happening with kudu libraries in .NET 10 and how to handle the apparent dependency on Azure Function deployments.
Thanks.
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The documentation at the below link falsely states that Kudu is "an open-source project."
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/resources-kudu
This should be removed as it's no longer the case.