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Describe the bug
Policy assignments generated from Enterprise-Scale templates are created successfully, but are missing the required definitionVersion attribute.
Steps to reproduce
Create a policy assignment from the Enterprise Scale repo, e.g.:
Semi-related, it looks like the USGovernment policy versions are different? I kind of expected that, but I didn't exped USGovernment to have a higher version.
@sshockley Thanks for submitting this issue. We are aware of the changes as a result of the implementation of Policy Versioning. Currently there is no impact for deployed instances of ALZ, as with the release of Policy Versioning, the product group backfilled all assignments to pin to the current major version. However, new deployments may be impacted if a new major version of an existing policy is published.
We're currently planning how/when we will implement given the significant engineering effort and other priorities.
For your second issue, this is possible as resource providers are not the same in all clouds, and as such the US Gov policy may be ahead in version.
Describe the bug
Policy assignments generated from Enterprise-Scale templates are created successfully, but are missing the required definitionVersion attribute.
Steps to reproduce
Create a policy assignment from the Enterprise Scale repo, e.g.:
Edit the policy assignment in the Azure portal UI
Note the Version (preview) is marked as required.
Note that this is in US Gov GCC High, not sure if that matters here.
Related PR:
Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#29383
Not sure if they're upstream to you and you can just sync the changes via script. Thanks.
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