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So it is so interesting even in Microsoft.Web/sites/config we have netFrameworkVersion with v4.0 but in WhatIf response Microsoft.Web/sites is v4.6.
I tried to deploy the values to Microsoft.Web/sites with localMySqlEnabled and netFrameworkVersion and they do not take effect and result is returned with a noise.
I'm also submitting this issue because I checked the response from Azure REST API and JSON view in Azure Portal, where the function app (Microsoft.Web/sites) have these parameters set with null.
.NET is not mainly used here as Python, as you may see in resource description.
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Describe the noise
Resource type
Microsoft.Web/sites
Microsoft.Web/sites/config
with name 'web'apiVersion
Microsoft.Web/sites
- 2023-12-01, 2022-09-01Microsoft.Web/sites/config
- 2023-12-01, 2022-09-01Client
PowerShell
AFTER result from WhatIf deployment:
~ Microsoft.Web/sites/app-name [2023-12-01]
+ properties.siteConfig.localMySqlEnabled: false
+ properties.siteConfig.netFrameworkVersion: "v4.6"
BEFORE
BEFORE response, so that which is in Azure and the same is received with Azure REST API:
Current (noisy) response
Additional context
As a part of sub-resource (extension)
Microsoft.Web/sites/config
'web' parameters set in the code areSo it is so interesting even in
Microsoft.Web/sites/config
we havenetFrameworkVersion
withv4.0
but in WhatIf responseMicrosoft.Web/sites
isv4.6
.I tried to deploy the values to
Microsoft.Web/sites
withlocalMySqlEnabled
andnetFrameworkVersion
and they do not take effect and result is returned with a noise.I'm also submitting this issue because I checked the response from Azure REST API and JSON view in Azure Portal, where the function app (
Microsoft.Web/sites
) have these parameters set withnull
..NET is not mainly used here as Python, as you may see in resource description.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: