Bad request when setting git user

[pamio]

I'm getting Bad request error while doing this

Can you help pls ?

[mawah]

Hi @pamio, a few quick questions:

• Are you running the commands from PowerShell or a generic command line? (I think I see the cutoff of the "S" in "PS" in your screenshot...)
  • In PowerShell, you need to use different notation to set/read variables. For example, you'd use:

    Set-Variable -Name "rgname" -Value "mychosenrgname"
    az group create --location westeurope --name $rgname

    ...instead of the regular shell notation:

    set rgname=mychosenrgname
    az group create --location westeurope --name %rgname%

• Have you defined the uname and pass variables?
  • As a debug step, I'd recommend to try just typing in the values you want for these variables in place of %uname% and %pass%.
• Are you confident that the username you chose is unique across Azure and that neither value you chose contains any invalid characters?
  • Would you be willing to try other combinations as part of the debug process?

I realize that may not resolve your issues; to get unblocked in the meantime, you can set up web deployment with the following steps:

1. Proceed to run the az commands in step four ("Create your web-app by running the below commands"). This will create a web app and local git repo for you; now we define the deployment credentials through the web portal instead of at the command line.
2. Navigate to the Azure Portal and use the search feature to find the app service created using these commands.
3. On your web app's overview pane, use the search feature at upper left to find and click on the "Deployment credentials" section.
4. Enter the credentials you want and click "Save".
5. Continue to step five ("We will now install Python...").

Hope that helps!

[pamio]

@mawah Thank you for the response. I didn't go ahead with azure deployment, I hosted the model on apache with WSGI and FLASK. Needless to say, configuring apache with WSGI on windows was not easy, but the hassle was worth and its finally deployed. I now have more control over deployment and configuration as apache is something I already know :)