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If you create an app with "azureFunctions.projectRuntime" set to "~3" in your VS Code settings, this is what you see when you create an app (at least for Node.js):
And if you change the runtime this is what you see:
A few things:
The first prompt should maybe show a warning that their host version is EOL, especially since we will probably remove Node 14 from the stacks api at some undecided point in the future. Aka you might want to check if (stacks.length === 0) <show warning that you have to update your runtime version>
The second prompt should show EOL on v2 and v3 and maybe just hide them altogether like v1 idk
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If you create an app with "azureFunctions.projectRuntime" set to "~3" in your VS Code settings, this is what you see when you create an app (at least for Node.js):

And if you change the runtime this is what you see:

A few things:
if (stacks.length === 0) <show warning that you have to update your runtime version>
EOL
on v2 and v3 and maybe just hide them altogether like v1 idkThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: