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When running the Upgrade tool on a dotnet Function App and upgrading from dotnet version 6.0 to version 8.0 the tool will change the <ImplicitUsings> tag on the functions main .csproj file to enabled example.
<ImplicitUsings>enabled</ImplicitUsings>
This actually breaks the ImplicitUsing functionality around the project and makes it so the user has to add in many using values around the application, it should actually be changed to enable (no d).
I was going to tell you to report the issue on the correct repo, but then I found your old issue. You did the correct thing reporting it elsewhere. I would look for some people that work with pull requests in that repo and ping them on github through your issue. That might help get some eyes on the problem.
Type of issue
Bug in Tool
Description
When running the Upgrade tool on a dotnet Function App and upgrading from dotnet version 6.0 to version 8.0 the tool will change the
<ImplicitUsings>
tag on the functions main .csproj file to enabled example.<ImplicitUsings>enabled</ImplicitUsings>
This actually breaks the ImplicitUsing functionality around the project and makes it so the user has to add in many using values around the application, it should actually be changed to enable (no d).
<ImplicitUsings>enable</ImplicitUsings>
Page URL
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/porting/upgrade-assistant-how-to-upgrade
Content source URL
https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/core/porting/upgrade-assistant-how-to-upgrade.md
Document Version Independent Id
87fbda25-2049-2640-0359-1e31e964334a
Platform Id
9b7adc8d-0a98-c41b-9f65-e66892a831b2
Article author
@adegeo
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