@microsoft-github-policy-service agree

Hi @rondonjon! Thank you for your contribution to our library and congratulations on your first pull request to the Azure SWA CLI 😄

Could you please confirm if this fix has solved the issue you raised on our page? You can test your local changes by running npm run build in your SWA CLI repo and then npm link ./ to create a symbolic link to your local SWA CLI build. Any subsequent runs using the SWA CLI on your machine should then use your latest changes.

Once you confirm that your changes do indeed fix the issue, I will merge this for our next release. Thank you again!

I tested this PR myself and can confirm that the Functions Core Tools is downloading properly with the new logic. Thank you for your contribution! I will get this merged in after some more housekeeping work is complete for the next release! 😄

Before logic change:

After logic change: