[Question] NuGet reference is VS Compiled Functions

Visual Studio 15.3 Preview Azure Functions Compiled.

In the Csproj for the function app we have a number of nuget packages (For example, Microsoft.Azure.Webjobs).

When it is built and compiled, these are packaged into the respective function folders and deployed to functions on, for example the consumption plan in a web app in Azure. The folders contain these dlls.

Functions 'runtime' on Azure's web app is built by this repo and deployed on the azure web app. We then have the function run in that app.

Q)
If the nuget that was compiled in the app is DIFFERENT to the consumption plan Functions Runtime... which one is actually used? The one in the Folder the function is in.... or the one in the Functions Runtime running on the WebApp in azure.

Just after clarification - my assumption is that it is the one that is in the folder because they were compiled to run together...

Thanks,

Start by reviewing the function app's .csproj, the deployed function folders, and the Azure Functions runtime behavior described in the issue. Determine which NuGet assembly is loaded when the app's packaged DLL differs from the host runtime version, then document the result and its implications for deployment.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.