Azure-cli: 'Create a rule for http to https redirect' - Example error.

[sondretj]

When testing out the example the following error occurs:

"validation error: Parameter 'UrlPathMatchConditionParameters.operator' can not be None"

azure-cli 2.0.81

The only thing i've changed is the resource-group, profile-name, endpoint-name

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• ID: fef54fc4-b4a8-d366-40de-a0ae2586961d
• Version Independent ID: 1231852d-d3b4-9bcf-e9d4-ba12cffb7603
• Content: az cdn endpoint rule
• Content Source: src/azure-cli/azure/cli/command_modules/cdn/_help.py
• Service: cdn
• GitHub Login: @rloutlaw
• Microsoft Alias: routlaw

[yonzhan]

add to S166

[MyronFanQiu]

@lsmith130 Hello. Can you take a look or help us find the correct person?

[lsmith130]

@hytao can you take a look at this?

[lsmith130]

@sondretj, could you please provide the full command you're executing? Feel free to redact the resource group, profile, and endpoint names from the command.

[sseveringhaus-newclassrooms]

I see an error here. The --match-values has HTTPS, but you want to match on HTTP. Full example should look more like this:

az cdn endpoint rule add --resource-group xxx --profile-name xxx --name xxx \
    --order 1 --rule-name RedirectToHTTPS --match-variable RequestScheme \
    --operator Equal --match-values HTTP --action-name UrlRedirect \
    --redirect-protocol Https --redirect-type Found

I more or less reconstructed this from a az cdn endpoint rule show against an endpoint I have that I think is working correctly.

[Masahigo]

@sseveringhaus-newclassrooms Thanks, saved my day!

One question though: why the param value for action-name needs to be given fixed value?

The documentation gives the impression you could define it freely:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/cdn/endpoint/rule?view=azure-cli-latest#required-parameters

[sseveringhaus-newclassrooms]

True, but I believe the action name is one of the options in the dropdown in the Azure Portal:

• Cache Expiration
• Cache Key Query String
• Modify Request Header
• Modify Response Header
• URL Redirect
• URL Rewrite

Exactly how those translate to action names, I'm not sure, but you could probably make educated guesses. This should be added to the docs, I suppose.

[Masahigo]

True, but I believe the action name is one of the options in the dropdown in the Azure Portal:

• Cache Expiration
• Cache Key Query String
• Modify Request Header
• Modify Response Header
• URL Redirect
• URL Rewrite

Exactly how those translate to action names, I'm not sure, but you could probably make educated guesses. This should be added to the docs, I suppose.

@sseveringhaus-newclassrooms Thanks again!

@lsmith130 So I guess following detail should be added to documentation

--action-name
Name of the action.

_accepted values: CacheExpiration, CacheKeyQueryString, ModifyRequestHeader, ModifyResponseHeader, UrlRedirect, UrlRewrite_

[KarenHammons]

Issue appears resolved; closing. Please re-comment if there's something we missed.

[sseveringhaus-newclassrooms]

@KarenHammons, it doesn't look like either of the issues I brought up have been addressed, at least not in the published documentation. Is there a commit somewhere that resolved this, and perhaps it just hasn't been published yet?