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Plagiarized on 2022-04-06
by RajeevRanjan-MT

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Original - Posted on 2019-08-08
by Joerg Krause



            
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One thing that could be due to incomplete
host.json file:

{ "version": "2.0", "functions": ["eibpc-telemetry-function", "eibpc-aggregation-function"], "functionTimeout": "00:05:00" , "extensions": { "cosmosDB": { "connectionMode": "Direct", "protocol": "Https" } }, "extensionBundle": { "id": "Microsoft.Azure.Functions.ExtensionBundle", "version": "[1.*, 2.0.0)" } }

See the field "functions": It's a list of the actually running functions. If you miss a function here, then:
1.The not listed function is nonetheless deployed 2.The not listed function is being visible in the portal and seems active 3.The not listed function has an active "Run" button and you can click on it But
The not listed function does nothing.
I think it's a weird mixture of an improper designed publishing process with flaws in the Azure portal UI.
Solution 1 If you want to use all functions in the app than just remove the entry "functions": []. Default is "all".
Solution 2 Add all function you want to use and ignore the fact that some functions are not active and the UI does not show this.
The reason for this (strange) behavior could be an incomplete *host.json* file:
{ "version": "2.0", "functions": ["eibpc-telemetry-function", "eibpc-aggregation-function"], "functionTimeout": "00:05:00" , "extensions": { "cosmosDB": { "connectionMode": "Direct", "protocol": "Https" } }, "extensionBundle": { "id": "Microsoft.Azure.Functions.ExtensionBundle", "version": "[1.*, 2.0.0)" }
}
See the field **"functions"**: It's a list of the actually running functions. If you miss a function here, then:
* The *not listed* function is nonetheless deployed * The *not listed* function is being visible in the portal and seems active * The *not listed* function has an active "Run" button and you can click on it
But
**The *not listed* function does nothing.**
I think it's a weird mixture of an improper designed publishing process with flaws in the Azure portal UI.
## Solution 1
If you want to use all functions in the app than just remove the entry **"functions": []**. Default is "all".
## Solution 2
Add all function you want to use and ignore the fact that some functions are not active and the UI does not show this.

        
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