Added functions core tools to devcontainer - #482
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This pull request updates the dev container configuration for the Fraud Intelligence project to use a custom Dockerfile instead of the default Python image. The main purpose is to add Azure Functions Core Tools to the development environment, ensuring better support for Azure-based workflows.
Key changes:
Dev container configuration updates:
devcontainer.jsonin both.devcontainer/03-azure-01-04-ai-07-fraud-intelligence/and03-Azure/01-04-AI/07_Fraud_Intelligence/.devcontainer/to build the container from a customDockerfileinstead of using the default Python image. [1] [2]Dockerfile additions:
Dockerfilein both relevant.devcontainerdirectories to install Azure Functions Core Tools (version 4) on top of the Python 3.12 base image, enabling local development and testing of Azure Functions.