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| This action is a wrapper for the Azure command line: az group createdelete. If you're having trouble using this action, or any of the Azure actions, please refer to the Azure command line reference. |
The Create Delete Azure Resource Group action can be used to create delete resource groups on Azure. Resource groups are containers for organising related resources. You will need to specify a resource group when deploying web apps, functions, files or blobs to Azure.
Delete Azure Resource Group
Name
A friendly name for this action (will be displayed in the actions workflow area).
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Generally you will need to log in to Azure before running this action and log out afterwards. If you have several Azure actions in a stage, you can avoid repeated logins by unchecking the Login action on all but the first Azure action and unchecking the Logout action on all but the last Azure action. The Authentication tab will be shown if either of these options is ticked.
Group Name
A name for the new Name of resource group to delete. [--name]
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Subscription
The geographical location for the new resource group. Resources within the resource group will use this location by default. [--locationname or ID of the subscription to use. If omitted the default subscription for your environment will be used. [--subscription]
Using
The version of the Azure command line to use. It is important that the agent has the correct version of the Azure command line installed for command provided.
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Alternatively, you can select the Custom option from the Using drop down list and specify a path in the resulting input field that will be displayed. Please read Why it's a good idea to use a property collector before using this option.
Authentication
Sign in/out using service principal
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Service Principal Authentication
Name or URL
Enter the application name or URL associated with the service principal. [login --service-principal --username]
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Tick to support automatic certificate rollovers with service principals configured with Subject Name and Issuer Authentication.
Settings
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Specify any tags to associate with the resource group. Tags can be used to label resource groups and help with organisation of resources. [--tags]
Subscription
The name or ID of the subscription to use. If omitted the default subscription for your environment will be used. [--subscription]
Variables
Location
Select the name of an existing build variable to set with the location of the new resource group. The location is extracted to the command line results.
Resource ID
Select the name of an existing build variable to set with the resource ID of the new resource group. The resource ID is extracted to the command line results.
Options
Options
Log Level
The amount of information detail to display in the build log.
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If this is ticked, any warnings logged will not mark the action with a warning status.
Environment
Environment Variables
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