blog/azure-web-app-web-deploy-to-a-sub-folder/ #1621
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i am not able to deploy my service in sub-folder my Virtual path (/service) and Virtual (site\wwwroot\wwwservice) , type (Directory) when i publish i am not able to see my this path(site\wwwroot\wwwservice).Kindly help me my my id is arjundhilod@gmail.com |
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@walmikiarjun from what I understood, Since you are publishing to a folder, not to a subfolder, under site settings,
It should be of type Application, not a directory. Try and let me know. |
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@abhith thank you for reply the below is mapping path in my app service the type => Directory is location of my sub-folder i want to deploy my service project here. |
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@walmikiarjun How you deploying through VS Code, using the Azure App Service extension as described here? Since you want to deploy a complete app to the directory, the type should be "Application" instead of "Directory" in the folder settings. |
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I have 2 project 1st is admin it is main project (Application) and 2nd is MyService project .The service project i want to deploy " MainProject/wwwroot/wwwService" this path now tell me how can i do this |
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@walmikiarjun you can use this guide to deploying using the VS Code extension. Connect me on Discord if you need help. |
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i am using workspace to deploy the project on app services |
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Azure Web App - Web Deploy to a Sub-folder | Abhith Rajan
Follow this tutorial to configure web deploy from Visual Studio to a sub-folder in your azure web app (App Service).
https://www.abhith.net/blog/azure-web-app-web-deploy-to-a-sub-folder/
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