Publishing Azure Website fails
See original GitHub issueWhen trying to deploy an Azure website, i am getting an exception that the site is already created and cannot be created again. This deploy process was working until October 23rd. Did anything change in the deploy script? I think it thinks the site doesn’t exist and tries to create it again.
2015-10-29T03:19:24.6803000Z Get-AzureWebSite -Name WaxonService -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
2015-10-29T03:19:31.7421204Z New-AzureWebSite -Name WaxonService -Location South Central US
2015-10-29T03:19:34.9330598Z ##[error]Conflict: Website with given name WaxonService already exists.
2015-10-29T03:19:34.9350596Z Publish-AzureWebsiteProject -Name "WaxonService" -Package "C:\a\1\a\Waxon.Service.zip"
2015-10-29T03:19:51.0621612Z Finishing task: AzureWebPowerShellDeployment
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@kpgeek
Based on the update here https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/2559822/-error-requested-value-dynamic-was-not-found
Removing Azure Functions solves the problem
I experienced the same issue using the new DevOps web site, and it was due to being logged in to DevOps with the wrong account. The DevOps site doesn’t seem to recognize the difference between work and personal accounts of the same email address. The Get-AzureWebSites PowerShell command does distinguish between the two. If you have multiple accounts and experience the described issue then double check that you are signed in to DevOps with an account that has permissions for the Azure web site.