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Action fails after 1h+ despite successful deployment #444
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I have similar issue, the app is deployed and restarted successfully, but from action side, it says 403 Forbidden. logs from Github Actions: retried in debug mode, it seems that github action could not get the correct deploy status, so it keeps retrying during one hour. |
When reviewing the debug logs, it appears that the system is checking the wrong deployment ID, rather than the one just deployed. According to the action logs, the deployment ID is I suspect there may be an issue at the Azure WebApp API level. For another web app, the same code works well, so it seems that as long as a web app has no failed deployments, everything functions correctly, and the API returns the correct deployment ID. However, for a web app with a failed deployment, the API consistently returns the failed deployment ID instead. @JacopoMadaluni @ShilpiRachna1 |
@JacopoMadaluni , @copdips - We are working on fixing this. Will share an update on ETA soon |
I'm seeing exact the same as @copdips. I deleted a failed deployment from the deployment log on the webapp and the deployment went through. |
Hello,
since a few months ago or so, the
azure/webapps-deploy@v3
fails after 1h+ despite a successful deployment.After this failure, I usually need to restart the app service in order for the changes to go through which isn't ideal.
Whilst this feels like a broader app service issue, I am not sure where to report it as it only happens when I use this action.
My usage in CI is as follows:
This is the error log from the action
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