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Random failures from FTP task deploying to Azure Web App
See original GitHub issueI have a Spring Boot application using an executable JAR. The FTP task randomly fails with the following error. [error]upload failed: /site/wwwroot/my-project.jar due to error: Error: read ECONNRESET
I can rerun the release and it will work. No changes to the Release Definition. Fails 40% of the time.
The FTP task is deploying to Azure using FTPS
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Hi @ccit-spence, apologies for the trouble. I feel your pain. We are actively working with the Azure Web Apps team to make their FTPS support more reliable. I hope to have more to report soon.
Closing this issue to clean up the backlog. Reopen this if the issue presents itself again.