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This PR updates our Azure Functions monitoring docs (compatibility/support and install instructions) based on testing I've recently done on various combinations of function model (isolated vs. in-process), host platform (Windows vs. Linux), hosting plan type (consumption or dedicated), function runtime (.NET Framework vs. .NET), and agent install method (Azure Site Extension vs. Agent NuGet package).
Summary of changes:
C:\home\NewRelicAgent). I removed the line "The Azure websites extension automatically configures all other required environment variables" because that turns out to be false in some cases (particularly consumption-type hosting plans).