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└── src
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└── logicApp
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└── logicapp
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├── .vscode
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├── Artifacts
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├── artifacts
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├── lib
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├── SampleWorkflow1
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├── workflow1
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│ └── workflow.json
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├── SampleWorkflow2
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├── workflow2
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│ └── workflow.json
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├── workflow-designtime
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├── .funcignore
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```yaml
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services:
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logicApp:
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project: ./src/logicApp
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logicapp:
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project: ./src/logicapp
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host: function
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language: logicappsstandard
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```
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This will package everything under the `src/logicApp` folder in a .zip file. Because `function` is used as the host, the exclusions in `.funcignore` are respected and only the relevant files are packaged.
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This will package everything under the `src/logicapp` folder in a .zip file. Because `function` is used as the host, the exclusions in `.funcignore` are respected and only the relevant files are packaged.
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The extension also supports Logic App Standard projects with a .NET 8 or .NET Framework custom code project. For example, if your template has a Logic App Standard project with custom code project following this structure:
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└── src
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└── logicApp
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└── logicapp
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├── Functions
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│ ├── MyFunctions.cs
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│ ├── Functions.csproj
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│ └── ...
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└── Workflows
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├── SampleWorkflow1
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├── workflow1
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│ └── workflow.json
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├── SampleWorkflow2
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├── workflow2
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│ └── workflow.json
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├── host.json
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└── ...
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