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Create Static Web App
I am trying to create a Static Web on Azure Portal. I am having one issue when I try to select
the Hosting Plan section.
The issue is coming while selecting the option Dedicated (preview): For general purpose production
apps. It throw the error Error code: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION and the browse has not loaded
the portal.
I tried to find a resolution to this issue but could not achieve success.
This is not my requirement to create static web app. I just tried to create it and found this issue. I want to just update about this issue you only for aware purposes.
Please find below the screen that describes how to reproduce issues.
Step1. Create Static Web App and choose the Dedicated (preview): For general purpose production apps.
Step2. After selecting the Dedicated (preview): For general purpose production apps option it will
show the below screen,
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Asif Kamal Ansari, Just checking in to see if you had got a chance to see the previous response. If the answer helped (pointed you in the right direction) > please click Accept Answer Or please share the requested/more info to help you better.
Asif Kamal Ansari, Thanks for reporting this issue.
If you haven't done, you may try this on a different (non chromium) browser.
Disable Web Accessibility on the browser and then check.
Kindly let me know how it goes.
If my answer helped (pointed, you in the right direction) > please click Accept Answer - it will benefit the community/users to find the answer quickly.