Deployment on Azure fails

[robert-schmidt-motesque]

Hey Davide,

I'm trying to deploy the app to Azure through the provided template.

I've created the Service Principal, SendGrid etc and created also a new Ressource Group.

I've assigned to all parameters the corresponding values

The deployment of the webapp leads to a failure with reason "Conflict"

Any idea what could be the reason?

Best regards,
Robert

[rfreytag]

I had the same problem. I think it was a type conflict. But I think I uncovered a few other problems. Eventually I stopped using the GitHub install button. No matter how I edited the *.template.*.json and *.parameters.*.json files I could not get meaningful results. I installed through the Azure CLI which returned useful messages. These are the errors I am fixing and will push up when done: - Two template values are 'string' when they should be "int" and the accompanying numbers ( 0 and 30), needed to NOT be surrounded by quotes ("). That took care of the conflict. - The Azure CLI reports that the *.parameters.*.json file should only have values and no type-s. I manually deployed the Azure function to the cloud. - Don't forget to put the needed information in the blog storage so the Azure function knows what to do. Hope this helps, Richard F.

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[rfreytag]

I had the same problem. I think it was a type conflict. But I think I uncovered a few other problems. Eventually I stopped using the GitHub install button. No matter how I edited the *.template.*.json and *.parameters.*.json files I could not get meaningful results. I installed through the Azure CLI which returned useful messages. These are the errors I am fixing and will push up when done: - Two template values are 'string' when they should be "int" and the accompanying numbers ( 0 and 30), needed to NOT be surrounded by quotes ("). That took care of the conflict. - The Azure CLI reports that the *.parameters.*.json file should only have values and no type-s. I manually deployed the Azure function to the cloud. - Don't forget to put the needed information in the blog storage so the Azure function knows what to do. Hope this helps, Richard F.

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-----Original Message----- From: "Robert Schmidt" ***@***.***> Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2021 9:33am To: "n3wt0n/AzureWebAppSSLManager" ***@***.***> Cc: "Subscribed" ***@***.***> Subject: [n3wt0n/AzureWebAppSSLManager] Deployment on Azure fails (#38) Hey Team, I'm trying to deploy the app to Azure through the provided template. I've created the Service Principal, SendGrid etc and created also a new Ressource Group. I've assigned to all The deployment of the webapp leads to a failure with reason "Conflict"  Any idea what could be the reason? Best regards, Robert

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[n3wt0n]

Hey @robert-schmidt-motesque sorry for the late reply, I've taken a week off :). I will look into this. and let you know

[n3wt0n]

@robert-schmidt-motesque I've fixed this.

The issue @rfreytag reported, of the Int parameters being specified as String was a non-issue, or better it was a param mismatch but that didn't cause the problem (I've fixed it anyway)

The problem was caused by the fact that I've changed the branch from master to main but I've forgotten to change the pointer in the ARM Template, hence the deployment was still looking for pulling the code from the master branch.

Now that is solved

[robert-schmidt-motesque]

Thank you very much! Will check it asap :)