Consider purging before installing function app dependencies in required mode

[Francisco-Gamino]

Currently, the PowerShell worker has two dependency installations modes:

1. Required – this is when there are no dependencies installed for the function app
2. Optional – this takes place when there are dependencies already installed for the app. In this case, the PowerShell worker downloads a new set of dependencies and checks if these dependencies are newer that the ones currently installed. If they are newer, the snapshot gets promoted to the be latest

For (1), purge happens every 7 days (the frequency is determined by this MDMaxBackgroundUpgradePeriod app setting)
For (2), purge happens before the worker installs the dependencies as well as in 7 days

We should consider purging for (1) as well.

[AnatoliB]

Alternatively, consider changing the background purge schedule here:

azure-functions-powershell-worker/src/DependencyManagement/BackgroundDependencySnapshotMaintainer.cs

Line 45 in c3ca16e

_installAndPurgeTimer = new Timer(

If we pass something like 1 minute to the dueTime parameter, this is when the first purge will happen. If we do this, we will avoid impacting cold start.

[Francisco-Gamino]

We should add an app setting, e.g., MDDelayBeforePurge to specify how long to wait before the first purge. One minutes seems like a good default value.