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When Azure Functions running locally via sls offline, use the invoke local command to invoke the local function. Behaves the same as if the function were running remotely.

Resolves #260

@tbarlow12 tbarlow12 force-pushed the tabarlow/local-invoke branch from 7d2d763 to 3df6058 Compare August 26, 2019 20:28
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Coverage decreased (-2.7%) to 82.17% when pulling d3ac13e on tabarlow/local-invoke into 8b5a7df on dev.

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Looks great!

@tbarlow12 tbarlow12 force-pushed the tabarlow/local-invoke branch from 3df6058 to d3ac13e Compare August 27, 2019 14:33
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Looks good! Definitely helps splitting the concerns for development

@tbarlow12 tbarlow12 merged commit 50ff6d9 into dev Aug 27, 2019
@tbarlow12 tbarlow12 deleted the tabarlow/local-invoke branch August 27, 2019 20:59
tbarlow12 added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 30, 2019
When Azure Functions running locally via `sls offline`, use the `invoke local` command to invoke the local function. Behaves the same as if the function were running remotely.

Resolves #260
tbarlow12 added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 13, 2019
When Azure Functions running locally via `sls offline`, use the `invoke local` command to invoke the local function. Behaves the same as if the function were running remotely.

Resolves #260
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