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A Solution Accelerator for the RAG pattern running in Azure, using Azure AI Search for retrieval and Azure OpenAI large language models to power ChatGPT-style and Q&A experiences. This includes most common requirements and best practices.
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use 1Click to deploy from Azure git repo #1142

Open dhaksr opened 1 month ago

dhaksr commented 1 month ago

Motivation

I would like to deploy 1 click change based on local copy of the git repo. this will enable customization and faster adoption of the repo in projects.

How would you feel if this feature request was implemented?

:-)

Requirements

I make a local copy into Azure git repo (private) and make changes. I would like the 1 click deploy to pick from there. So I created Template spec using the <>\code\infra\main.json

i want to change it to point to local azure git repo. However when we give that its giving an error in access. I would like you to update documentation to include steps for how to make local copy and deploy using 1 click option

A list of requirements to consider this feature delivered Custom templates rapid and iterative deployments

Tasks

To be filled in by the engineer picking up the issue

ross-p-smith commented 1 month ago

Hi there, if you would like quick and rapid deployments from your local machine, you should clone the repo and use the DevContainer, you would then use azd up to deploy this solution straight to Azure. The "Deploy to Azure" is a convenience for those that dont want to clone the repo.

Cloning and using azd auth login and then azd up is the right way to go

dhaksr commented 1 month ago

Hi there, if you would like quick and rapid deployments from your local machine, you should clone the repo and use the DevContainer, you would then use azd up to deploy this solution straight to Azure. The "Deploy to Azure" is a convenience for those that dont want to clone the repo.

Cloning and using azd auth login and then azd up is the right way to go

The problem is we hit lot of corporate firewall issues whereas one click goes thru smoothly. Hence the request for referring to azure git repo from 1-click deploy

ross-p-smith commented 1 month ago

In order to do what you ask, you would have to carry out these steps (unless I have misunderstood). 1) Amend the build task in your repository to build and push the docker images to your container registry 2) Amend the bicep/arm to pull the images from your container registry 3) Amend the "Deploy To Azure" button to work from your main.json