Tests Pass:

(One failure, unrelated to this change.)

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provider "azurerm" {
    version = "~> 2.14.0"
}
# ... other configuration ...

Hi,
I have tried using version 2.14.0 to use this fix and I get an odd issue.

I have two azure functions being published in the same stage using

publish:
  stage: publish
  script:
    - cd crawler_func; zip -r ../crawler.zip *
    - func azure functionapp publish <func1_name> --build remote
    - cd ..
    - cd extractor_func; zip -r ../extractor.zip *
    - func azure functionapp publish <func2_name> --build remote
    - cd ..

And although I can see in the trace the properties being deleted when the azure function starts to be published for some reason it seems to work for function 1 but not for function 2.
On function 2 eventually it gets a 404 (NotFound) error at different points.

I reverted back to my previous solution (I have a cleanup stage before publishing the functions just to delete these properties as below and provider version = 1.44.0) and everything works fine in it

cleanup:
  stage: cleanup
  script:
    - >
      az functionapp config appsettings delete
      --resource-group <resource_group_name_func1>
      --name <func1_name>
      --setting-names {"WEBSITE_CONTENTAZUREFILECONNECTIONSTRING","WEBSITE_CONTENTSHARE"}
    - >
      az functionapp config appsettings delete
      --resource-group <resource_group_name_func2>
      --name <func2_name>
      --setting-names {"WEBSITE_CONTENTAZUREFILECONNECTIONSTRING","WEBSITE_CONTENTSHARE"}

It is weird cause it works fine for the first function but not for the second. And it is not function related as I have tried to revert their order and it still works for the function that comes first and still breaks on 2nd one.
By the way, functions are deployed in separate resource groups

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