• Type: Bug
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Priority: Minor
• Component/s: azure-app-service-plugin
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[JENKINS-63729] Specifying targetDirectory has no effect

Marius Stenbek created issue - 2020-09-20 13:01

Marius Stenbek made changes - 2020-09-20 13:19

Description

Original: I have a basic Azure app service, with Tomcat 9.0. I want to deploy some pure web content directly to the folder _/site/webroot/webapps/ROOT_ on the app service, using the Azure App Service Plugin in a Jenkins pipeline. But whatever I specify as the *targetDirectory* attribute to the *azureWebAppPublish*-command in my Jenkinsfile, the content of my .zip-file ends up in the folder _/site/wwwroot/_.  Is my understanding of the plugin wrong here, or how can I acheive my goal? My plugin command is like this: {code:java} azureWebAppPublish   azureCredentialsId: "myPrincipal",   resourceGroup: "my-resource-group",   appName: "my-app-service-name",   targetDirectory: "ignored?",   filePath: "my-files.zip"{code}

New: I have a basic Azure app service, with Tomcat 9.0. I want to deploy some pure web content directly to the folder _/site/wwwroot/webapps/ROOT_ on the app service, using the Azure App Service Plugin in a Jenkins pipeline. But whatever I specify as the *targetDirectory* attribute to the *azureWebAppPublish*-command in my Jenkinsfile, the content of my .zip-file ends up in the folder _/site/wwwroot/_.  Is my understanding of the plugin wrong here, or how can I acheive my goal? My plugin command is like this: {code:java} azureWebAppPublish   azureCredentialsId: "myPrincipal",   resourceGroup: "my-resource-group",   appName: "my-app-service-name",   targetDirectory: "ignored?",   filePath: "my-files.zip"{code}