If you are using HTTP trigger bindings and are relying on keys to secure them using AuthorizationLevel.Function, you might want a way verify that you haven’t accidentally left one of them exposed as AuthorizationLevel.Anonymous. With a bit of reflection you can accomplish this in a unit test (I’m using the …

If you’ve ever written entries in a .gitignore file, you’ve written a glob. They can be simple, e.g. *.so matching all files with the so file extension, or a more complex, e.g. **/bar/*.cs matching files with the cs extension in folders called bar anywhere in the search path. This is very different to the …