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After my free trial ended, my static web app website went offline and it only displays a generic azure 404 error.
I upgraded my plan, but still only generic 404 error.
I have tried to generate a new deployment, but still nothing.
It is the same result from my custom domain as the x.azurestaticapps.net url.
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Hi @Gustav
It seems you're experiencing issues with your static web app after upgrading your Azure plan.
Make sure your latest deployment completed successfully by reviewing the deployment logs in the Azure Portal under the "Deployment" section of your Static Web App.
Confirm that your project includes the staticwebapp.config.json file with correct routing settings. For example, to serve /index.html for all requests, your configuration should include:
{
"navigationFallback": {
"rewrite": "/index.html"
}
}
If you're using a front-end framework like React or Angular, this helps with routing.
If you have a custom domain, ensure it's mapped properly and matches your Azure configuration.
Consider creating a custom error page using a response override rule in your configuration to better identify routing issues.
Make sure your subscription is active and the correct plan is applied. Look for any compliance alerts or required actions in your Azure dashboard.
Let me know if you have any further assistances needed.
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I don't know what happen, but it resolved it self it seems. Maybe there was some slow cache or something. But I didn't change anything, and suddenly it worked.
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