Issue333/deprecated lib node only

[Ramez Weissa (rameziophobia)]

This continues the work from PR #743 with the suggested changes. (limiting changes to node and dotnet only). below is the previous PR description

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#333 identified that LibAppIndicator is deprecated in Bullseye Debian and needs to be replaced with a supported library. This library needs to be updated to support Chrome Headless.

This PR is building off of the work of Jelmer (@nyds) https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-docker/pull/738/files
Link to Debian Bug Discussion : https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=895037

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[Emil Bech Madsen (emilbm)]

It is my understanding that this PR will enable Linux Premium plan running .NET6 on a V4 host to use Headless Chrome with PuppeteerSharp without using docker, in the same way this already works for Linux Consumption plan. Is that correct? And what's the status on the PR? Seems dead.

[Ramez Weissa (rameziophobia)]

It is my understanding that this PR will enable Linux Premium plan running .NET6 on a V4 host to use Headless Chrome with PuppeteerSharp without using docker, in the same way this already works for Linux Consumption plan. Is that correct? And what's the status on the PR? Seems dead.

your understanding is correct. yes it is stale and dead

[Vivek Jilla (vivekjilla)]

Thank you for taking the time to contribute.

As noted in the repository README, the Azure Functions base-image Dockerfile sources were moved to an internal Microsoft repository in May 2025 and are no longer maintained here. The files and directories targeted by this pull request have therefore been removed, so this change can no longer be merged.

We are closing this pull request as part of cleaning up the repository. This repository will remain available for supported samples and GitHub issues. If the proposed change identifies a problem with a published image or Azure Functions behavior, please open or continue an issue with the relevant details.

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