vscode-azurefunctions/package.nls.json

{
    "azureFunctions.addBinding": "Add binding...",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.add": "Add New Setting...",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.decrypt": "Decrypt Settings",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.delete": "Delete Setting...",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.download": "Download Remote Settings...",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.edit": "Edit Setting...",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.encrypt": "Encrypt Settings",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.rename": "Rename Setting...",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.toggleSlotSetting": "Toggle as Slot Setting",
    "azureFunctions.appSettings.upload": "Upload Local Settings...",
    "azureFunctions.browseWebsite": "Browse Website",
    "azureFunctions.configureDeploymentSource": "Configure Deployment Source...",
    "azureFunctions.connectToGitHub": "Connect to GitHub Repository...",
    "azureFunctions.copyFunctionUrl": "Copy Function Url",
    "azureFunctions.createFunction": "Create Function...",
    "azureFunctions.createFunctionApp": "Create Function App in Azure...",
    "azureFunctions.createFunctionAppAdvanced": "Create Function App in Azure... (Advanced)",
    "azureFunctions.createFunctionAppDetail": "For serverless, event driven apps and automation.",
    "azureFunctions.createNewProject": "Create New Project...",
    "azureFunctions.createNewProjectWithDockerfile": "Create New Containerized Project...",
    "azureFunctions.createPythonVenv": "Create a virtual environment when creating a new Python project.",
    "azureFunctions.createSlot": "Create Slot...",
    "azureFunctions.deleteFunction": "Delete Function...",
    "azureFunctions.deleteFunctionApp": "Delete Function App...",
    "azureFunctions.deleteSlot": "Delete Slot...",
    "azureFunctions.deployProject": "Deploy to Azure...",
    "azureFunctions.deploy": "Deploy to Function App...",
    "azureFunctions.deployByFunctionAppId": "Deploy to Function App by ID...",
    "azureFunctions.deploySlot": "Deploy to Slot...",
    "azureFunctions.deploySubpath": "The default subpath of a workspace folder to use when deploying. If set, you will not be prompted for the folder path when deploying.",
    "azureFunctions.description": "An Azure Functions extension for Visual Studio Code.",
    "azureFunctions.disableFunction": "Disable Function",
    "azureFunctions.disconnectRepo": "Disconnect from Repo...",
    "azureFunctions.enableFunction": "Enable Function",
    "azureFunctions.enableJavaRemoteDebugging": "Enable remote debugging for Java Functions Apps running on Windows. (experimental)",
    "azureFunctions.enableOutputTimestamps": "Prepends each line displayed in the output channel with a timestamp.",
    "azureFunctions.enableRemoteDebugging": "Enable remote debugging for Node.js Function Apps running on Linux App Service plans. Consumption plans are not supported. (experimental)",
    "azureFunctions.endOfLifeWarning": "Show a warning when creating Function Apps with stacks within 6 months of their end of life.",
    "azureFunctions.executeFunction": "Execute Function Now...",
    "azureFunctions.funcCliPath": "The path to the 'func' executable to use for debug and deploy tasks. For example, set it to 'node_modules/.bin/func' if using the func cli installed as a local npm package.",
    "azureFunctions.functionSubpath": "The default subpath to create new functions. Currently, this only applies to Node.js programming model v4+.",
    "azureFunctions.initProjectForVSCode": "Initialize Project for Use with VS Code...",
    "azureFunctions.installOrUpdateFuncCoreTools": "Install or Update Azure Functions Core Tools",
    "azureFunctions.javaBuildTool": "Build tool for Java Functions project",
    "azureFunctions.openInPortal": "Open in Portal",
    "azureFunctions.openWalkthrough": "Open Azure Functions Extension Walkthrough",
    "azureFunctions.pickProcess": "Pick Process",
    "azureFunctions.pickProcessTimeout": "The timeout (in seconds) to be used when searching for the Azure Functions host process. Since a build is required every time you F5, you may need to adjust this based on how long your build takes.",
    "azureFunctions.postDeployTask": "The name of the task to run after zip deployments.",
    "azureFunctions.preDeployTask": "The name of the task to run before zip deployments.",
    "azureFunctions.problemMatchers.funcDotnetWatch": "Azure Functions .NET problems (watch mode)",
    "azureFunctions.problemMatchers.funcJavaWatch": "Azure Functions Java problems (watch mode)",
    "azureFunctions.problemMatchers.funcNodeWatch": "Azure Functions Node.js problems (watch mode)",
    "azureFunctions.problemMatchers.funcPowerShellWatch": "Azure Functions PowerShell problems (watch mode)",
    "azureFunctions.problemMatchers.funcPythonWatch": "Azure Functions Python problems (watch mode)",
    "azureFunctions.problemMatchers.funcWatch": "Azure Functions problems (watch mode)",
    "azureFunctions.projectLanguage": "The default language to use when performing operations like \"Create New Function\".",
    "azureFunctions.projectLanguage.preview": "(Preview)",
    "azureFunctions.projectLanguageModel": "The default language model to use when performing operations like \"Create New Function\".",
    "azureFunctions.projectOpenBehavior": "The behavior to use after creating a new project. The options are \"AddToWorkspace\", \"OpenInNewWindow\", or \"OpenInCurrentWindow\".",
    "azureFunctions.projectRuntime": "The default version of the Azure Functions runtime to use when performing operations like \"Create New Function\".",
    "azureFunctions.projectRuntime.v1": "Azure Functions v1",
    "azureFunctions.projectRuntime.v2": "Azure Functions v2",
    "azureFunctions.projectRuntime.v3": "Azure Functions v3",
    "azureFunctions.projectRuntime.v4": "Azure Functions v4",
    "azureFunctions.projectSubpath": "The default subpath of a workspace folder to use for project operations. This is only necessary if you have multiple projects in one workspace. See https://aka.ms/AA4nmfy for more information.",
    "azureFunctions.projectTemplateKey": "A key used to identify which templates to use for this project. In most cases, this will be automatically detected and should not need to be set.",
    "azureFunctions.pythonVenv": "The name of the Python virtual environment used for your project. A virtual environment is required to debug and deploy Python functions.",
    "azureFunctions.redeploy": "Redeploy",
    "azureFunctions.reportIssue": "Report Issue...",
    "azureFunctions.requestTimeout": "The timeout (in seconds) to be used when making requests, for example getting the latest templates.",
    "azureFunctions.hostStartTimeout": "The timeout (in seconds) to be used when starting the Azure Functions host.",
    "azureFunctions.restartFunctionApp": "Restart",
    "azureFunctions.scmDoBuildDuringDeployment": "Set to true to build your project on the server. Currently only applicable for Linux Function Apps.",
    "azureFunctions.setAzureWebJobsStorage": "Set AzureWebJobsStorage...",
    "azureFunctions.show64BitWarning": "Show a warning to install a 64-bit version of the Azure Functions Core Tools when you create a .NET Framework project.",
    "azureFunctions.showCoreToolsWarning": "Show a warning if your installed version of Azure Functions Core Tools is out-of-date.",
    "azureFunctions.showDeployConfirmation": "Ask for confirmation before deploying to a Function App in Azure (deploying will overwrite any previous deployment and cannot be undone).",
    "azureFunctions.showDeploySubpathWarning": "Show a warning when the \"deploySubpath\" setting does not match the selected folder for deploying.",
    "azureFunctions.showDeprecatedStacks": "Show deprecated runtime stacks when creating a Function App in Azure. WARNING: These stacks may be removed at any time and may not be available in all regions.",
    "azureFunctions.showExplorer": "Show or hide the Azure Functions Explorer",
    "azureFunctions.showExtensionsCsprojWarning": "Show a warning when an Azure Functions project was detected that has mismatched \"extensions.csproj\" configuration.",
    "%azureFunctions.showFlexEventGridWarning%": "Show a warning when deploying a Azure Blob Storage Trigger (using Event Grid) to a Flex Consumption Function App.",
    "azureFunctions.showHiddenStacks": "Show hidden runtime stacks when creating a Function App in Azure. WARNING: These stacks may be in preview or may not be available in all regions.",
    "azureFunctions.showMultiCoreToolsWarning": "Show a warning if multiple installs of Azure Functions Core Tools are detected.",
    "azureFunctions.showProjectWarning": "Show a warning when an Azure Functions project was detected that has not been initialized for use in VS Code.",
    "azureFunctions.showPythonVenvWarning": "Show a warning when an Azure Functions Python project was detected that does not have a virtual environment.",
    "azureFunctions.showReloadTemplates": "Show an option to reload templates when creating a function. This will clear the template cache.",
    "azureFunctions.showTargetFrameworkWarning": "Show a warning when an Azure Functions .NET project was detected that has mismatched target frameworks.",
    "azureFunctions.startFunctionApp": "Start",
    "azureFunctions.startJavaRemoteDebug": "Attach Debugger",
    "azureFunctions.startRemoteDebug": "Start Remote Debugging",
    "azureFunctions.startStreamingLogs": "Start Streaming Logs",
    "azureFunctions.stopFuncTaskPostDebug": "Automatically stop the task running the Azure Functions host when a debug sessions ends.",
    "azureFunctions.stopFunctionApp": "Stop",
    "azureFunctions.stopStreamingLogs": "Stop Streaming Logs",
    "azureFunctions.suppressProject": "Set to true if this should not be recognized as an Azure Functions project and you want to hide related functionality.",
    "azureFunctions.swapSlot": "Swap Slot...",
    "azureFunctions.templateFilter": "Specify the templates to display when creating a new function. The supported values are 'Verified', 'Core', and 'All'. The 'Verified' category is a subset of 'Core' that has been verified to work with the latest VS Code extension.",
    "azureFunctions.templateSource": "For development purposes only. You must reload your VS Code window for this to take effect.",
    "azureFunctions.templateSource.backup": "Use backup templates included in the extension's vsix. These may not have the latest updates.",
    "azureFunctions.templateSource.default": "Default behavior using the best source available.",
    "azureFunctions.templateSource.staging": "Use the very latest templates from the staging template source.",
    "azureFunctions.templateVersion": "A runtime release version (any runtime) that species which templates will be used rather than the latest templates.  This version will be used for ALL runtimes. (Requires a restart of VS Code to take effect)",
    "azureFunctions.toggleAppSettingVisibility": "Toggle App Setting Visibility.",
    "azureFunctions.uninstallFuncCoreTools": "Uninstall Azure Functions Core Tools",
    "azureFunctions.validateFuncCoreTools": "Validate the Azure Functions Core Tools is installed before debugging.",
    "azureFunctions.viewCommitInGitHub": "View Commit in GitHub",
    "azureFunctions.viewDeploymentLogs": "View Deployment Logs",
    "azureFunctions.viewProperties": "View Properties",
    "azureFunctions.eventGrid.sendMockRequest": "Save and execute...",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.create.description": "If you're just getting started, you will need to create an Azure Functions project. Follow along with the [Visual Studio Code developer guide](https://aka.ms/functions-getstarted-vscode) for step-by-step instructions.\n[Create New Project](command:azureFunctions.createNewProject)",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.create.title": "Create a new Azure Functions project",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.description": "Learn about Azure Functions and the Azure Functions extension for Visual Studio Code",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.initialize.description": "If you created a project using Azure Functions Core Tools, then you will need to initialize your project for use in VS Code. This command adds the required Visual Studio Code project files to an existing Functions project.\n[Initialize Project for Use with VS Code](command:azureFunctions.initProjectForVSCode)",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.initialize.title": "Initialize an existing project",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.scenarios.description": "Learn how you can use Azure Functions to build event-driven systems.\n\nIf you're just getting started with Azure Functions, you can [learn about the anatomy of an Azure Functions application](https://aka.ms/functions-getstarted-devguide).",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.scenarios.title": "Explore common scenarios",
    "azureFunctions.walkthrough.functionsStart.title": "Get Started with Azure Functions"
}