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4.0.5530: Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Script.Abstractions, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=3c5b9424214e8f8c'. The system cannot find the file specified. #3602
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Downgraded Azure Functions Core Tools back to I am sorry guys, this isn't cool. Lately, there seem to be a lot of breaks.
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@jaliyaudagedara Thanks for opening this and providing those repro steps! I can confirm the repro on my setup. I agree with your suggested mitigation of pinning back for anyone impacted by this until it can be resolved. Edit: Also able to confirm that VS has been working fine with this version, which is indeed curious. As a coherence check, I took a working VS project and manually ran |
No problem.
Yeah, I checked that as well, have no clue what the difference is. |
How had you performed the update? I did it through winget for mine, which ultimately uses the MSI. VS actually pulls down everything directly as a zip. Comparing the two, it seems like the MSI is just not including Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Script.Abstractions.dll for some reason, but the version VS has includes that. |
Interesting. I used |
I just attempted a repair through the MSI and that seems to have fixed it. I have no idea why the initial installation would have missed that. I wonder if a clean first install as opposed to the |
Did some testing. 1. I am on Same error :( 2. Ran the MSI again ( That worked :) 3. Uninstalled That worked :) Findings Copied Missing Files/Folders
So it's definitely something to do with the installer when doing an update. |
Uninstalling and reinstalling via winget did the trick for me.
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Noting that I just got a separate report of this happening on npm / via the VS Code install path. I have not attempted that repro myself. |
I am having the same issue but my core tools is: I get the error when I do func host start |
strange: |
Same issue for me as well:
following @thomasneuberger advice on uninstall/reinstall using winget solved it for me. |
I have just updated Azure Functions Core Tools version in my local machine to the latest (
4.0.5530
) and nowfunc start
is failing.However, it runs fine with in Visual Studio:
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