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The article "PlayFab CloudScript using Azure Functions Quickstart Guide" must be updated for the Azure Functions "Isolated Worker" model.
Currently, this page links to the article "Quickstart: Create a C# function in Azure using Visual Studio Code", which has the user create a new Function App that uses the .NET 8 Isolated Worker model. However, the rest of the PlayFab article shows code that only works under the In-Process model. For example,
The article "PlayFab CloudScript using Azure Functions Quickstart Guide" must be updated for the Azure Functions "Isolated Worker" model.
Currently, this page links to the article "Quickstart: Create a C# function in Azure using Visual Studio Code", which has the user create a new Function App that uses the .NET 8 Isolated Worker model. However, the rest of the PlayFab article shows code that only works under the In-Process model. For example,
This code is specifically for the "In-Process" model and does not work under the "Isolated Worker" model.
A user who follows the current article as-is will end up with an invalid Function app that they cannot test.
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