.NET 5 is released recently and now you can develop applications using .NET. While releasing .NET five with zero delays Azure App Services started supporting .NET 5 with Early Access. This is helping us to deploy our application code, without having to deply them as self-contained with framework. Meaning we can now deploy our .NET 5 Web Apps, APIs or Function Apps to Azure, just as published project binaries and things will start to run without any issues. In this post let’s look at how we can setup a quick build deployment pipeline deploying a .NET 5 web application to Azure using GitHub Actions.
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Wednesday, 11 November 2020
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