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This rule occurs when invalid binding attributes are used in the function definition.
| Value | |
|---|---|
| Rule ID | AZFW0001 |
| Severity | Error |
Rule description
The Azure Functions .NET language worker uses an isolated worker model for input and output bindings. This model requires libraries that are incompatible with the original in-process binding model used by both in-process .NET class library functions and WebJobs.
A new set of packages were introduced to support the existing bindings and triggers using the new .NET isolated worker model. The two package naming conventions are:
.NET isolated worker model: Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.Extensions.*.
.NET In-process and WebJobs: Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.*
How to fix violations
To fix violations, change or add a reference to the appropriate package as described above and use the correct attributes from that package. For more information, see the binding reference articles for your specific binding extensions.
When to suppress the rule
This rule shouldn't be suppressed, as the existing bindings won't work in the isolated model.