Changing the "GIT Repo URL" from GitHub to Bitbucket is still showing the result of the old code

john john Pter 1,345 Reputation points
2024-10-24T02:04:31.7266667+00:00

I have installed this Teams Apps from GitHub:-

https://github.com/OfficeDev/microsoft-teams-emergency-operations-center

and i deploy it to our tenant and it is working well.

Now the customer asked us to clone this app >> do some changes >> so we can run a version which have our customization.

So i did those steps:-

  1. Clone the code from GitHub inside my machine
  2. since our client uses Bitbucket. so i modify the code locally using Visual Studio code >> then i push the changes to BitBucket
  3. I went to the deployment template inside azure portal , and i did those modifications:-
    • inside the web service >> deployment Center >> define BitBucket as External GIT:-

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  • I went to the related resource group >> select the Template >> click on Redeploy

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define the Bitbucket url as the "GIT Repo URl" and everything went fine.

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but when i went back to my Teams app inside Teams desktop app or inside web browser, i still see the old code output.

For example inside BitBucket repo>> i modified the LocaleStrings.ts and i changed the label for a field as follow (from Incident Commander to Incident Controller):-

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where the original label inside GitHub is:-

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but inside the Teams app it is still showing the old label.. so what could be going wrong?

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so why our Teams app is still referencing the GitHub code, although we explicitly define an external GIT and modify the "GIT Repo Url" inside the template??

Thanks

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