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I created an Azure Function App with a Node runtime, which works properly on local and manually created cloud environments.

But when it becomes deployed via Azure Pipelines, it writes a message via context.log and seems working but finally it raises Timeout error.

Timeout value of 00:05:00 exceeded by function 'Functions.<...>' (Id: '<...>'). Initiating cancellation.

I guess, that there is some blocking Node expression because of misconfiguration, but there is no further context logged by Application Insights.

There is a way to handle the cancelation event within your Function App to provide some Node runtime information (e.g. via SIGINT callbacks)?

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I've tried to reproduce this issue but failed. But I got some similar question here and noticed we can set functionTimeout value in host.json file. How about trying it.