No, navigating to https://service-dapperjack-dev-wu2.azurewebsites.net/swagger results in a 404.
I did not use the single solution option.
I was able to resolve the above by downloading a fresh project and running the pre-run commands within the .Host project. I am now running into an issue where my swagger/v1/ endpoint returns a 404.
Hello @ismcagdas, I was able to get the Angular application deployed. The issue is with the service. When I run the following command:
dotnet publish [Project_Name].Web.sln -c Release -o ${{env.DOTNET_ROOT}}/[Destination_Folder] GitHub Actions
everything runs on the build server. However, it deploys the following result: https://service-dapperjack-dev-wu2.azurewebsites.net/ when I use view page source I can see that the _Bundles was not built which is why I am seeing the site as it is. Reviewing your documentation it seems I will need to run the create-dynamic-bundles command. Please advise.