Q: CD using GitHub actions about azure-container-apps HOT 7 CLOSED

You can use the CD scaffolding that we provide or use your own action with container apps as a target and you will not miss out on any functionality or need to in some way "connect" your github action outside of the typical workflow.

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I tried to disconnect and re-connect GitHub actions in the "Continous Deployment" tab. Unfortunately, this leads to some unwanted side-effects:

• It git pushes another auto-generated yml file (I already have one from the first setup process, so I have to delete it immediately)
• It immediatly kicks of a deployment process (hey, I don't want to deploy right now, just enable CD mode)

Still cannot get back to "Continous Deployment" mode.

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Hi @johnkors you can restore the original behavior by running

az containerapp update ... --traffic-weight latest=100

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Ok, thanks!

Shouldn't that be included in the GitHub action?

What about the other side effects when disconnecting/connecting? Seems like unwanted behaviour. I had to do some minor tweaks to the GitHub Action yaml to get it to work, so any auto-generated are just noise anyhow. Would be better if we could just get the yaml, and choose to commit it ourselves rather than Azure forcing a deploy when connecting to GitHub.

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If I just setup the GitHub action manually (I prefer this over what is generated) rather than thru az CLI or the azure portal, would CD still work?

Or are there other mechanisms in play dependent on it (ex. does it wire up some config between the container app and the registry, or smth)?

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Hi, @johnkors Yes we would provide options for customers to decide if they want to push the file to workflow directory or not.

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Could you answer the 2nd part as well?

Are there other mechanisms in play dependent on it (ex. does it wire up some config between the container app and the registry, or smth)?

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