Updating Azure Functions Commands#1028
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Changed:
Python runtime version from 3.8 to 3.9 (azure function no longer supports 3.8)
Functions version was updated from 3 to 4 (you wont be able to create a new app function on version 3).
Added the --python flag at the end of the publishing command, infering the FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME.
Here's some testing I made that backs the points above:
Alternatively, I have added variables instead of fixed values for container name and app name, given that it must be a unique name for each new instance and that can confuse people not familiar with how blob storage works.