Closed jdshkolnik closed 6 years ago
I have exactly the same issue. Any workarounds?
I just kept using the original HelloWorld file.
the only way I got this working when deploying to Azure was to ensure that the different name was specified at the point of deploying with the app
This is due to the deploy adding an appsettings override to the AppService itself. If you open your web hooks AppService in Azure, then go to the "Application settings" tab you will see the policyfile entry that was created during the deploy. This will override anything you place in the web.config. So you can either update the value here, or just delete it so it uses what is in the web.config.
Hi,
I edited web.config to have a different static value for policyFilePath but it still keeps looking to HelloWorld.policies, even after I restarted the app service.