Package Reference crashes Azure Function about azure-functions-dotnet-worker HOT 11 CLOSED

Hi,

i just uploaded it: https://github.com/flxgrds/studiobackend_cosmos_db
I added some informations for my settings as well. Only tested locally.

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Update to a latest worker package version can fix this issue. So please update to Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker to latest 1.19.0.

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Closing as answered. We recommend using the latest stable version of all packages.

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@flxgrds
Just to confirm - Are you saying everything working as expected locally, but it does not work when your app is deployed to azure? Did you check the application insight logs? Anything interesting logged there to give you some leads?

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Hi. I think i shoud have had added more informations.

The azure functions app was created on my local computer. The project is supposed to run locally with a connection to WebPub Sub. It should run on a isolated worker process

When i run the app in the verbose mode, the logs are telling me, that the request is forwarded to the specific method:

"[2023-08-26T11:09:18.176Z] Executing 'Functions.negotiate' (Reason='This function was programmatically called via the host APIs.', Id=443ae8af-1c16-4dca-a402-49daed4f5b4b)"

But no response is created. My postman finishes with a timeout error.

When im removing the reference to the cosmosdb application, everything runs as expected.

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If you are experiencing this issue locally as well, Could you please share a minimal repro of this issue so that we can take a closer look? A link to a GitHub repo would be great.

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@JialinXin Could you please take a look? I realized the Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.Extensions.WebPubSub extension in not in this repo.

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@flxgrds BTW, looks like you are still using older versions of Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker and Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker.Sdk nuget packages. I suggest you update to the latest version.

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@kshyju OK, let me check.

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@flxgrds It seems related to the Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Worker package version. Update to any version later than 1.8.0 works.

@kshyju Do you aware there's any changes related?

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Gosh! Thanks guys!

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