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We've added Invocation Filters to the core SDK (Azure/azure-webjobs-sdk#980). This issue tracks integrating that into Functions so filters can be used across languages.
Function Filters can be used in Azure Functions today in scenarios where you're using our VS tooling to deploy precompiled functions to your Function App. In that case you can simply apply filter attributes to your functions and they'll run at the right time in the invocation pipeline. However this doesn't currently work for csx functions that are compiled on the fly (i.e. the standard portal edit experience).
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@mathewc do we have any update on when we can have it for other languages, at the moment i'm working with powershell and output-binding (table storage) writing data in bulk (e.g. 500 records) and worried if that fails that how to handle that?
We've added Invocation Filters to the core SDK (Azure/azure-webjobs-sdk#980). This issue tracks integrating that into Functions so filters can be used across languages.
Function Filters can be used in Azure Functions today in scenarios where you're using our VS tooling to deploy precompiled functions to your Function App. In that case you can simply apply filter attributes to your functions and they'll run at the right time in the invocation pipeline. However this doesn't currently work for csx functions that are compiled on the fly (i.e. the standard portal edit experience).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: