Thank you for getting back to me! I didn’t realise that this configuration was required but that’s very helpful to know - I will have a look at this. I’m using VS Code rather than VS, which I think is meant to start both projects at once.
I managed to figure out the issue by running the Api project on it's own as an Azure function. There were a couple of .net v5 dependencies which don't work with Functions, so the Api project wasn't starting up. After I downgraded these to 3.1.x the Api works!
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Thank you for getting back to me! I didn’t realise that this configuration was required but that’s very helpful to know - I will have a look at this. I’m using VS Code rather than VS, which I think is meant to start both projects at once.
Yes. That's what I meant. Hope it helps 😇
I managed to figure out the issue by running the Api project on it's own as an Azure function. There were a couple of .net v5 dependencies which don't work with Functions, so the Api project wasn't starting up. After I downgraded these to 3.1.x the Api works!