There are several possible errors that could occur when importing a module in PowerShell Azure Function:
Module not found: This error occurs when the module being imported does not exist or is not installed on the system where the function is running. In this case, the module needs to be installed or the correct path to the module needs to be specified.
Unsupported module version: PowerShell Azure Function supports only certain versions of the modules. If the module version being imported is not supported, the function will throw an error. The module will need to be updated to a supported version.
Invalid module name or path: If the module name or path is incorrect, the function will not be able to import the module. The correct name or path needs to be specified.
Permission issues: If the user running the function does not have the required permissions to access the module or the module file, the import will fail. The user will need to be granted the necessary permissions.
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