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Resource Group Name Validation Not Needed When Creating Publish Profiles. #5414
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Thanks @daronyondem, @luhan2017 will look at the PR and merge it if it gets accepted. |
Thanks @daronyondem. For you first scenario, currently, we need to deploy resources in a new resource group. Because we use the But as you said, it's a little bit confused, so we will have a discussion about how to improve this. |
Hi, @VanyLaw Are you sure you need to deploy resoıurces in a new resource group? I successfully deployed to existing resource groups multiple times as long as the other resources you are provisioning, such as webapp, etc do not conflict. I'm not against the check for the other resources. I just don't see value in checking the existence of the resource group, because as of right now the app is able to deploy to an existing resource group as well. I hope this makes sense. |
@daronyondem Sure, Thank you. |
@daronyondem that must be some misunderstanding here, PR #5446 is closed just because we found it is duplicated with your PR. we want to merge your PR instead of creating a new one. I approved your PR and thought it will be merged. But it seems it is not merged yet, so the problem is still there. would you mind to reopen your PR and I will merge it as soon as possible. |
Hi @luhan2017 please proceed with your pull request instead. I have deleted my fork as part of my monthly clean up. It has been waiting since December 30th. Sorry. |
@daronyondem Sure, I will make sure the issue will be fixed soon. Sorry again for the misunderstanding. We are more than happy to see the PRs from the community. Hope you don't mind :) |
The deployment wizard warns the user that the resource group exists. However, the existence of it is not a problem at all.
When the user fills in the
HostName
first and selects the subscription next, the wizard validates the input, and the deployment can proceed with no issues.I suggest the validation be removed.
This will help with the confusion of having three different field descriptions as well. From what I can tell, Resource Group Name is the correct one.
This is on Bot Framework Composer v1.3.0. I hope it helps. Thanks.
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