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I have the following problem. I want to write a Azure Function but need to code in PowerShell. I found several sites online stating, that I can select "experimental" languages when I create a new function. But I can't activate / deactivate this because it doesn't show me the necessary button. So I did some more research, and learnt that I have to use the v1 environment instead of v2, so I changed it. But still I can't change the language and can only code in C#.

The guide to create a new function even tells me, that I can use PowerShell when I create a custom function (see screenshot) but after clicking on the advised link there is no option for that.

Guide when creating the function Guide when creating the function

Options to create a function Options to create a function

Anyone who has the same problem or knows the solution to this??

I found this link beforehand: Where is the option for PowerShell script in Azure Functions But sadly I am missing the upper right button to enable the languages!

Thank you in advance!

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  • Possible duplicate of Where is the option for PowerShell script in Azure Functions Commented Oct 4, 2018 at 9:17
  • I found this site before but it is no duplicate! The problem is that I am missing the enable button in the upper right corner! Commented Oct 4, 2018 at 9:21
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For your issue, click create your own custom function,then enable Experimental Language Support, refer to the screenshot.

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Thanks for the quick response. I clicked on "create your own custom function" but I don't get the enable button... That is my problem. I don't know whether I made something wrong when creating the function or anything...
@ChrisB. Could you provide the screenshot of your Application settings? Also, did you change other settings of the function app?
Here are the screenshots: i.sstatic.net/TMxPj.png i.sstatic.net/ObBAG.png
@ChrisB. Try to remove FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME = dotnet and restart the app.
In application settings change runtime Version to version 1, this will give you the option to use Powershell. Version 2 doesn't seem to give an alternative option to .net or Javascript.