.funcignore is ignored

[JohnLBevan]

.funcignore is expected to behave like a .gitignore file, only preventing files from being published to an Azure Function, rather than preventing them from being committed.

For example, with a project structure such as this:

.
|- .funcignore
|- .gitignore
|- host.json
|- profile.ps1
|- requirements.psd1
|- ExampleFunction1\
  |- function.json
  |- run.ps1
  |- confidential.secret

Where .funcignore contains this:

*.secret

After using VSCode to deploy the function, in the Code & Test window we see MyFunctionApp\ExampleFunction1\confidential.secret exists in the app's directory.

The same issue is mentioned here on the related Azure Functions Github Action thread: Azure/functions-action#36 (comment)

[alexweininger]

Similar to #3882

[alexweininger]

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