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sharmerika's avatar
sharmerika
Copper Contributor
Dec 13, 2025

Azure Static Web App CI/CD

Hi everyone! I know this is a silly question, but I want to ask why, after connecting my Azure Static Web App to my GitHub and it would connect the Git Workflow, the commit would fail. Although, I haven't finished setting up some other resources yet, and I just connected my StatWebApp URL to my Azure Maps, there are other resources that I still need to deploy, and I still need to properly wire the backend to my Azure AI Services. Thanks in advance!

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  • rogerval's avatar
    rogerval
    MCT
    Dec 15, 2025

    A Static Web App deployment will fail if the GitHub workflow cannot build or validate the app.
    Typical causes include:

    • Missing required API/backend folder structure.
    • The app_location, api_location, or output_location in azure-static-web-apps.yml not matching your repo layout.
    • Dependencies not installed or missing build steps in the GitHub Actions pipeline.
    • The Static Web App URL being set before other required Azure resources (Maps, AI Services, etc.) are provisioned.

    Check the workflow logs in GitHub Actions — they will show exactly which step is failing.
    Once the folder paths and build commands match your repo structure, commits will deploy successfully.

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