Anthony Giretti • 12/5/2024

From .NET 6 to .NET 8, my migration experience: Migrating Durable Functions .NET 8 isolated

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This technical article provides a comprehensive guide on migrating Azure Durable Functions from .NET 6 to the .NET 8 isolated worker model. It details common challenges, required changes to the .csproj file, necessary NuGet package updates, and specific configurations to avoid runtime errors, offering practical advice for a smooth upgrade process.

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