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 ASP NET publication issue

12/20/2019 6:10:00 AM
ASPRunner.NET General questions
Dalkeith author

Dear All
I've recently upgraded from version 10.0 to version 10.3 I also moved to a new computer and I moved from professional to enterprise. I opened a 10 project in 10.3 and everything looks ok locally as in the project builds and when displayed locally it appears correct.
Now I am trying to publish to MS Azure - Web App Service - and it appears to progress correctly with the publication but on display of the application its not picking up the build - its still shows the former application. I think the output directory is correct.
I've still got a few things to try

I will probably create a separate app service fresh and publish to that and see what happens. That will tell me if its not taking the output directory correctly at publication. Azure could be doing something strange as in not deleting the former application...
Obviously a lot could be happening and I don't have complete visibilty on things but I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this before and might give me a pointer.
M

admin 12/20/2019

Azure is heavily caching your web applications. It would make sense to completely delete one and create a new one if you need to see immediately.

Dalkeith author 12/20/2019

Thanks Sergey --- F* B**
I created a new website and there was an issue with that as well.
I published from old computer / with asp runner net version 10 worked on both websites
I published from new computer / with asp runner net version 103 didn't work
Downloaded filezilla and remoted into the server to see the directory structure.
I d managed to leave a w off the wwwroot in the connection string so the new computer was publishing to wrong root and because I copied over the connection parameters to store the new connection parameters of the new web app service I was getting the same issue.
Just took me 2 hours to figure out....!!!!
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