I am building a Static Web App using Node functions for an API. Everything works when deployed to Azure, but I cannot run locally on Mac. I am able to run locally on Windows. I am using the new v4 programming model, using this pattern:
app.http('my-cool-func', {
route: "my/cool/route",
methods: ['GET'],
authLevel: 'anonymous',
handler: async (request: HttpRequest): Promise<HttpResponseInit> => {
...
}
});
On Windows, when I punch in:
func --version
I get: 4.0.5441. When I kick off my /api folder directly with func start, it identifies the functions correctly and all is well.
On Mac, when I ask for the func version, I get 4.0.3971. I installed it using brew (following these directions):
brew tap azure/functions
brew install azure-functions-core-tools@4
However, according to this guide, which also provides the exact same installation instructions:
Make sure you install version v4.0.5382 of the Core Tools, or a later version.
This note is only present when that article is set to v4 mode; it disappears when setting it to v3 mode. One presumes that some glitch has been fixed between here and there, and that the glitch is relevant only for v4-mode implementations. Perhaps something to do with detecting the presence of functions?
Anyway, upon kicking off the same /api folder with func start on the Mac, I receive the unfortunately familiar message:
No job functions found. Try making your job classes and methods public. If you're using binding extensions ... etc.
Is there an updated version of the Azure Functions Core Tools I can get my hands on for Mac? How can I install it, if not using brew?
