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But after, I can not use this resource to remove the auto start provider of the the web application. If I use the following configuration, the autostart provider will be simply skipped :
This can lead to a blocking position.
It seems normal to not configure a property (such as self auto start provider) if it is not specified in a DSC resource use. By cons it would be convenient to reset or remove a property value that has been previously configured. This could be achieved by example by setting a null value to the property, as below:
I started looking at how to do and it seems quite easily achievable.
The ideal and the more complicated could be to remove the application type if it is no longer used by any web application.
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I can start to work on this bug/feature.
Actually, the operation of the ServiceAutoStartEnabled is as follow :
if the property is not specified, nothing is done
if a value is specified, the property is added/updated
This seems correct but not sufficient. It would be necessary to remove the property : for that I suggest to allow null value. It is currently authorized by the DSC resource but produces an error.
With the xWebApplication resource, I can configure the auto start provider of the application :
But after, I can not use this resource to remove the auto start provider of the the web application. If I use the following configuration, the autostart provider will be simply skipped :
This can lead to a blocking position.
It seems normal to not configure a property (such as self auto start provider) if it is not specified in a DSC resource use. By cons it would be convenient to reset or remove a property value that has been previously configured. This could be achieved by example by setting a null value to the property, as below:
I started looking at how to do and it seems quite easily achievable.
The ideal and the more complicated could be to remove the application type if it is no longer used by any web application.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: