Blog posts tagged with: .NET 5.0

No Application Insights requests or exceptions showing for .NET 5 and 6 app services? Need to configure the project within Visual Studio

by Patrick Lee on 25 Aug 2022 in categories tech with tags Application Insights .NET6.0 .NET 5.0

If App Insights is not showing any data for a .NET 6 (or 5) web app, configure it within Visual Studio

Converting a .NET 5 web app to a .NET 6 one

by Patrick Lee on 30 Apr 2022 in categories tech with tags .NET 6.0 .NET 5.0 Visual Studio 2022

It is relatively easy to remove the use of a Startup.cs file after converting a web project from .NET 5.0 to .NET 6.0. This post shows how I did it.

This site now updated to use .NET 6.0

by Patrick Lee on 23 Apr 2022 in categories tech with tags .NET 6.0 .NET 5.0

I have just updated this site from .NET 5.0 (apart from an associated Azure function which was still .NET Core 3.1) to .NET 6.0 (for both the site and the function).

This site now updated to use .NET 5.0

by Patrick Lee on 03 Feb 2021 in categories tech with tags ASP.NET Core .NET 5.0

As mentioned in this article, updating this from .NET Core 3.1 to .NET 5.0 was quite straightforward.

Application Insights is not fully supported for .NET 5.0, but you can configure it manually

by Patrick Lee on 03 Feb 2021 in categories tech with tags Application Insights .NET 5.0

If you look at a .NET 5.0 App Service (website) in the Azure portal, you will currently (3 Feb 2021) see that the Applications Insight link in the left hand menu is disabled, with a tooltip when you hover over it saying that Application Insights is not yet supported for ...

Azure Functions: beware the Monitor which often misses information, use logs instead

by Patrick Lee on 03 Feb 2021 in categories tech with tags .NET 5.0 ASP.NET Core

A quick note to warn users of Microsoft's Azure functions: I have quite often found that the Monitor facility misses out showing some recent function runs. Querying the Application Insights logs for traces, requests and exceptions is more reliable.

Migrating from .NET Core 3.1 to .NET 5.0: reasonably straightforward apart from for functions

by Patrick Lee on 22 Dec 2020 in categories tech with tags .NET 5.0 ASP.NET Core

A quick blog post about migrating from .NET Core 3.1 to .NET 5.0. I have found this reasonably straightforward in a number of projects, with some exceptions: There is still no .NET 5.0 version of Azure functions so they have to remain .NET Core 3.1 for the time being in ...