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When investigating policies for Cognitive Services I saw this policy that had a deny effect as option was deprecated and is replaced by this modify policy.
As a platform team we don't want to interfere with our customer DevOps teams in their development and deployment flow, we prefer a deny policy so the deployment of an incompliant instance is directly stopped at the beginning of the flow.
Can someone explain why the deny policy is replaced with a modify policy?
Thank you in advance for your answer!
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When investigating policies for Cognitive Services I saw this policy that had a deny effect as option was deprecated and is replaced by this modify policy.
As a platform team we don't want to interfere with our customer DevOps teams in their development and deployment flow, we prefer a deny policy so the deployment of an incompliant instance is directly stopped at the beginning of the flow.
Can someone explain why the deny policy is replaced with a modify policy?
Thank you in advance for your answer!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: