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Pull request overview
Refines the user-facing error message raised by ConfigurationHelper.getConfigurationId() when no configuration can be resolved from the provided hierarchy resource ID, aiming to provide more specific guidance for Target vs Site IDs in the workload-orchestration extension.
Changes:
- Adds Target/Site-specific
CLIInternalErrormessages when configuration lookup fails. - Replaces the previous generic “No configuration linked…” message with an ID-type validation message for non-Target/Site hierarchy IDs.
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| if "microsoft.edge/targets" in hierarchy_id_str.lower(): | ||
| raise CLIInternalError( | ||
| f"Missing target configuration and configuration reference for Target: {hierarchy_id_str}" | ||
| ) | ||
| elif "microsoft.edge/sites" in hierarchy_id_str.lower(): | ||
| raise CLIInternalError( | ||
| f"Missing site configuration and configuration reference for Site: {hierarchy_id_str}" | ||
| ) |
| ) | ||
| else: | ||
| raise CLIInternalError( | ||
| f"Hierarchy Id can either be of Target or Site Resource. Invalid Id: {hierarchy_id_str}" |
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Hi @ayush-ms Release SuggestionsModule: workload-orchestration
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