AzOps is a PowerShell module which deploys (Push) ARM Resource Templates & Bicep files at all Azure scope levels and exports (Pull) ARM resource hierarchy.
Added additional constructor for AzOpsRoleEligibilityScheduleRequest to be able to create RoleEligibilityScheduleRequest template based on the RoleEligibilitySchedule resource without an existing RoleEligibilityScheduleRequest resource.
See reasons in #901.
NOTE
Having the AdminAssign value burnt in, makes sense in our use case. Not sure if it is generally acceptable however? We skip the deployment of the AzOps Pull generated PRs, so false deployment can't automatically happen. These files are however required for us to be able to update the RoleEligibilityScheduleRequests.
This PR fixes/adds/changes/removes
#901
Breaking Changes
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Testing Evidence
We were able to successfully create RoleEligibilityScheduleRequest templates during our pipeline runs where the actual Request was not found in azure:
Overview/Summary
Added additional constructor for AzOpsRoleEligibilityScheduleRequest to be able to create RoleEligibilityScheduleRequest template based on the RoleEligibilitySchedule resource without an existing RoleEligibilityScheduleRequest resource. See reasons in #901.
NOTE Having the AdminAssign value burnt in, makes sense in our use case. Not sure if it is generally acceptable however? We skip the deployment of the AzOps Pull generated PRs, so false deployment can't automatically happen. These files are however required for us to be able to update the RoleEligibilityScheduleRequests.
This PR fixes/adds/changes/removes
Breaking Changes
Testing Evidence
We were able to successfully create RoleEligibilityScheduleRequest templates during our pipeline runs where the actual Request was not found in azure:
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