Refactor: run Azure Pipeline on all repo changes#3769
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makes sense to me!
since this PR touches terraform/ we can make a point of checking the deployed SHA for the dev container app after the next trivial PR is merged.
bon voyage! ⛵
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Just one thing I noticed, |
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ah, this could have been me adding the CHANGE_ME secret before i was informed that the instructions here are stale. |
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Confirming that the |
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Closes #3767
This PR removes the file path filter on the Azure Pipeline so that it runs on all repository changes. This is to ensure that the side-by-side deployments of App Services and Container Apps have the same application code.