# Azure deployment failed

# Azure deployment failed
## Issue description
I pulled from my development branch and resolved the conflicts and the app was running fine on my local server. So I deployed it using local git to my Azure app server. However, the update was not effective after successfully deploying it. Then I clear my cached files and cookies and reloaded the website, I got the error message "You don't have permission to access the app".

Then I tried to redeploy my app to fix the issue but the server had already the latest code. I modified my code to create a new commit in order to push it to the remote master. But the deployment failed. I reverted it and do a commit and it failed again. However, both codes were pushed to the server.

## Advice from Azure
For the error message, it's suggested to enable the diagnostic logs so we can gather more information on what may be causing the issue. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/troubleshoot-diagnostic-logs#enable-application-logging-linuxcontainer


For the local git redeploy, we should use `push --force` to override the active commit on the remote branch. Although this method will fix the issue I had, we must make sure we are only overriding what we want to, otherwise, this will cause confusion since the Azure server is a shared git and it may confuse your team members if the public git history is modified. https://www.git-tower.com/learn/git/faq/git-force-push#:~:text=The%20--force%20option%20for,lose)%20commits%20from%20your%20colleagues.