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When you supply `<PROJECT_FOLDER>`, the project is created in a new folder with this name. Otherwise, the current folder is used.
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In the preceding command, replace `<PROJECT_FOLDER>` with your project folder name.
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The `func init` command supports these options, which aren't supported in version 1.x, unless otherwise noted:
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func pack [<FOLDER_PATH>]
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By default, `func pack` packages the current directory, and the output .zip file has the same name as the root folder of your project. Run `func pack` in the directory that contains your *host.json* project file. If you need to run `func pack` in another directory, set the path to the project root after the command, like `func pack ./myprojectroot`. If the specific .zip file already exists, it's first deleted and then replaced with an updated version.
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By default, `func pack` packages the current directory, and the output .zip file has the same name as the root folder of your project. Run `func pack` in the directory that contains your *host.json* project file. If you need to run `func pack` in another directory, set `<FOLDER_PATH>` as the path to the project root, like `func pack ./myprojectroot`. If the specific .zip file already exists, it's first deleted and then replaced with an updated version.
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The `func pack` command supports these options:
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## `func azure functionapp` global options
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## `func azure functionapp`
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The `func azure functionapp` context contains the following commands:
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