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I want to create Azure Function with PowerShell. When I get to the point Azure wants me to choose which type of function I want to create the only available languages are C#, F# and JavaScript. Have I missed something? How can I create an Azure function with PowerShell or do I have to convert the script to any other supported language?
Help much appreciated!
At the time of writing Powershell is only available when you toggle the "Experimental Language Support" feature:
This is shown in the top-right of the Azure Portal when creating a new function: