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September (5)

azure: Retirement: Support for PowerShell 7.4 ends on November 10, 2026

Azure Updates

2026-09-23

Support for PowerShell 7.4 ends on November 10, 2026. Azure Function apps using 7.4 will keep running, but security updates and customer support stop, so users should move to PowerShell 7.6.

azure: Retirement: Support for .NET 8 and .NET 9 ends on November 10, 2026—upgrade your apps to .NET 10

Azure Updates

2026-09-23

Support for .NET 8 and .NET 9 in Azure Functions ends on November 10, 2026. Apps will keep running, but they will no longer receive security updates or support for those runtimes, so migrate to .NET 10 before the deadline.

azure: Retirement: Support for Node.js 22 ends on April 30, 2027

Azure Updates

2026-09-22

Support for Node.js 22 in Azure Functions ends on April 30, 2027. Apps will keep running, but security patches, updates, and support for Node.js 22 will stop; move to Node.js 24 by then.

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Azure Functions support for PowerShell 7.6

Azure Updates

2026-09-21

Azure Functions now generally supports PowerShell 7.6. Apps can be developed locally with PowerShell 7.6 and deployed to Azure Functions plans.

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: TLS/SSL certificate and end-to-end TLS encryption support for Azure Functions Flex Consumption

Azure Updates

2026-09-10

Azure Functions Flex Consumption now generally supports TLS/SSL certificates using a new site-scoped certificate model. It also adds end-to-end TLS encryption support for function apps in this plan.

July (2)

azure: [Launched] Generally Available: Azure Functions support for Python 3.14

Azure Updates

2026-07-17

Azure Functions now supports Python 3.14 for local development and deployment to Linux-based Azure Functions plans. This lets apps move to Python 3.14 for security, longer support, and continued compatibility.

azure: [Launched] Public Preview: Azure Functions Support for PowerShell 7.6

Azure Updates

2026-07-17

Azure Functions now supports PowerShell 7.6 in public preview. You can develop locally with PowerShell 7.6 and deploy to Azure Functions plans.