.git is being deployed from VScode

[iobear]

When creating a function via VScode, it generates a .functionignore where .git should be ignored via the first line ".git*" - This is not the case.
After deployment of a function to Azure .git is also deployed, when I change .functionignore from ".git*" to ".git" - .git is not being deployed.
The Zip package size is greatly reduced by changing .functionignore

Looking at the main branch It seems the ".git*" filter is still active.
Source:
src/commands/createNewProject/ProjectCreateStep/ScriptProjectCreateStep.ts

Azure Functions 1.13.1
VScode 1.83.0
Windows 11 Enterprise Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621
WSL2 - Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS

[JohnLBevan]

QQ: Are you using .functionignore or .funcignore? FYI: I've only seen the latter in documentation.

[iobear]

I just checked I'm using .funcignore, I think my my spellchecker "helped" me.

[alexweininger]

Hi, @iobear a fix for this has been released in v1.13.2 of the extension.