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Given the older Azure Storage NuGet package is being broken up, it's not entirely clear from the documentation how you access Azure Table Storage from a .NET Core app.

There seems to be some conflicting information. According to this article, the recommended way of access Table Storage is now with the CosmoDb Table API package, but that same article says it doesn't work with .NET Core.

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For .net core, you should keep using the older Azure Storage NuGet package, please refer to this issue:

Adding .Net Core/standard support for Microsoft.Azure.CosmosDB.Table is on our roadmap. And
yes you should use `Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Storage' until .Net core, support is enabled 
for Azure Cosmos DB Table API.
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Thanks for the feedback. I’ve got an open issue with Azure Support on Twitter for this, so hopefully an engineer can at least provide some time scales...
Since it is by design, and will be implemented some time later, could you accept it by an answer? Thanks.

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