Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions v.1.0.24 uses WindowsAzure.Storage v.7.2.1 that is deprecated.

[Hakuroda]

Azure Functions Runtime version 1.x is still support and to develop that version of application we use Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions v.1.0.24. But in that sdk it uses WindowsAzure.Storage v.7.2.1 that is deprecated already. I think there is a conflict.

ASK

• Is there any way to use Azure.Storage.Blobs instead?
• Do we have to migrate the functionapp to Azure Functions version 4.x not version 1.x?

CURRENT BEHAVIOR

• csproj file

But if we dig that dependency tree deeper, then I found out this sdk has a dependency for WindowsAzure.Storage that is deprecated already.
-Dependency tree

And this nuget package is deprecated.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/WindowsAzure.Storage/7.2.1

I found a similar issue and it seems that we should update sdk version.
Azure/azure-webjobs-sdk#2644

[Hakuroda]

UPDATES
The latest version of Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions is v.1.0.38. And this package references Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs v.2.3.0. This Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs package is the last version of v.2.x and updated on 2018/11/29 thus I think Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions need reference Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs v.2.x.

Also it seems that Azure Functions host runtime version 4 started to support .NET Framework 4.8 so I guess we should not use Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions v.1.x instead should use Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions v.4.x...
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/dotnet-isolated-process-guide#supported-versions