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regression (a behavior that used to work and stopped in a new release)
Issue description
When using the az containerapp ingress enable command (in my case I call it from my devops pipeline) to update my pre-existing ingress, my manually assigend custom domains are cleared. This issue seems pretty similar to that one: Issue 234. However, it does only occur on when using az containerapp ingress enable.
Steps to reproduce
Create a containerapp and add a custom domain
Update containerapp ingress via az containerapp ingress enable, e.g.:
We now have the "az containerapp ingress update" command which only changes the affect the mentioned properties! This command won't wipe your custom domains. Thanks for bringing up this issue!
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Issue description
When using the
az containerapp ingress enable
command (in my case I call it from my devops pipeline) to update my pre-existing ingress, my manually assigend custom domains are cleared. This issue seems pretty similar to that one: Issue 234. However, it does only occur on when usingaz containerapp ingress enable
.Steps to reproduce
az containerapp ingress enable
, e.g.:Expected behavior [What you expected to happen.]
I would have expected the custom domains do not be wiped when updating the ingress via Azure CLI.
Actual behavior [What actually happened.]
The custom domains are wiped when updating the ingress via Azure CLI.
Additional context
The output of
az --version
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: