Is there a guide on how to host a module in an Azure Durable Function? I've searched here, and there are bits and pieces of old information, but nothing definitive. I need to be able to authorize calls to the function, switch tenants or resolve tenants, reference the applications module, etc.
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There is no official, definitive guide from ABP Framework documentation on hosting an ABP module inside an Azure Durable Function. The ABP documentation and community articles do not provide a step-by-step or supported approach for integrating ABP modules (with features like authorization, tenant resolution, or application module referencing) directly within Azure Durable Functions.
If you need to use ABP features such as authorization and multi-tenancy in Azure Functions, you would need to manually bootstrap the ABP application services and resolve dependencies, but this is not covered or supported by official documentation as of version 9.1.
If you require these features, consider exposing your ABP application logic via HTTP APIs and calling them from your Azure Functions, rather than trying to host ABP modules directly inside the function runtime.
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