{App Service} Fix #26285: az webapp traffic-routing set: slot truncation to 40 characters
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Related command
az webapp traffic-routing set
Description
Fixes #26285
Host names are truncated based on a character limit. This command forms the hostname, but failed to truncate according to the 40 character limit.
Testing Guide
az webapp traffic-routing set
--resource-group MyResourceGroup
--name this-app-service-has-a-name-that-is-too-long
--distribution predeploy=0
The
actionHostParametershould return a truncated value for the app name in the response body.History Notes
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