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I've updated the introduction tutorial to use the FDK generated func.go function. Took a bit longer than I thought to change the function name (gofn) and and app name (goapp). Might need to do some word smithing in middle of the tutorial as the JSON changed that part quite a bit.

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Looks great to me. I ran the commands using the latest CLI (0.4.63) and server (0.3.355) and it worked fine. (I have an unrelated thread in Slack about the size of the go "dev" image.)

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You can see the `func.yaml` contents by typing:
This function looks for JSON input in the form of `{"name", "Bob"}`. If this
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typo:

have {"name", "Bob"}

should be {"name": "Bob"}

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Fixed the Bob json typo.

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