Hey all. I've just swapped from using

ArchiveFunctionApp

to a standard

FunctionApp

(I'm going to use Azure DevOps to push code to the Function App. However, the

FunctionApp

resource does not have the

endpoint

property, so I can't access the Function App URL. I've found that the

getEndpoint()

function is used when setting the

endpoint

property, but it doesn't seem to be publically accessible from index.js. Is there any way I can get the URL of my

FunctionApp

resource? •

getEndpoint()

function: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure/blob/609a1f52aff8a65573ebd3626de9b128753ee179/sdk/nodejs/appservice/zMixins.ts#L632

@ambitious-crayon-56788 you can use the

DefaultHostname

property of

FunctionApp

.

@powerful-football-81694, thanks, I've found that, but I'd still have to construct the Function App endpoint (https://`defaultHostname`/funcName). Was hoping to be able to access

getEndpoint()

just to avoid having to do that lots of times.

Right, I see what you mean. But I don’t think the Azure management plane has a representation of those endpoints, as they are more part of your app content, than the Function App resource at the Azure layer.

Because I may deploy more than 1 Function App per stack. It's not a massive issue, just would have been nice to have the function available to a wider audience.

OK. Well maybe @tall-librarian-49374 should chime in, because I’m just a user, but I think you’re out of luck, I think you have to construct any endpoint URLs yourself.

Yeah, I sort don’t feel there’s enough value to expose this function. You could just put it into your code if you need it.

@tall-librarian-49374, that's exactly what I've done. Seems a waste to duplicate code though ;)

It’s two lines, you are a perfectionist 😉