Azure-docs: Unclear on where I can inject

[DarqueWarrior]

I followed the directions and ran into the same missing packages issues the others mentioned. But the reason for this comment is I had to change the code a lot.
I thought after following I would just be able to add the parameter to my function call. But I kept getting binding errors. So I figured it must be constructor injection. That required me to remove the static keyword from my function and class, add a constructor, private member for my type and initialize it and change function to use that member. None of that is mentioned at all. A sample of the final function would have cleared that up.

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• ID: 5786402e-9d88-5de0-607a-1c2a143af006
• Version Independent ID: 15368d1c-b22e-7eb2-413f-cc0d41d2b909
• Content: Use dependency injection in .NET Azure Functions
• Content Source: articles/azure-functions/functions-dotnet-dependency-injection.md
• Service: azure-functions
• GitHub Login: @craigshoemaker
• Microsoft Alias: jehollan, glenga, cshoe

[AshokPeddakotla-MSFT]

@DarqueWarrior Thanks for the feedback! I have assigned the issue to the content author to evaluate and update as appropriate.

[fplanjer]

I had the same problem and you comment saved my day!

[benbelow]

I came to the same conclusion, and agree that adding to the documentation would be useful for future adopters

[craigshoemaker]

@DarqueWarrior - I updated the article based on your feedback. Let me know if you feel like the changes address your concern.

cc: @fplanjer, @benbelow

[DarqueWarrior]

Much better. Pointing out it uses constructor injection is a great addition.

[craigshoemaker]

Now that the article is updated, #please-close this issue for now.