AZD Environment Setup
⛔ MANDATORY: You MUST set up an AZD environment before running any deployment commands.
Step 1: Check Existing Environments
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azd env listIf an environment is already selected (marked with *), check its current values:
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azd env get-valuesIf AZURE_ENV_NAME, AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID, and AZURE_LOCATION are already set, confirm with user:
Question: "An AZD environment is already configured. Would you like to use it?"
Environment: \{env-name\}
Subscription: \{subscription-id\}
Location: \{location\}
Choices: [
"Yes, use this environment (Recommended)",
"No, create a new environment"
]If user confirms → skip to Verify Configuration. Otherwise → continue to Step 2.
If NO environment exists or none is selected:
- Continue to Step 2
Step 2: Create New Environment
⛔ DO NOT use generic names like "dev", "prod", or "test"
These cause naming conflicts in Azure resource groups and resources. Always generate a unique name.
Generate Suggested Name
Use this pattern:
\{project-name\}-\{random-4-chars\}Examples:
dadjokes-x7k2todoapp-m3p9myapi-q5w8
Prompt User
You MUST use ask_user to confirm the environment name:
I need to create an AZD environment for this deployment.
Suggested name: \{project-name\}-\{random-4-chars\}
Would you like to use this name or enter a custom one?Create Environment
After user confirms:
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