Remove redundant az network public-ip list call
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The current version of the AKS ingress example makes two `az network public-ip list` calls to uniquely identify the public IP resource: one to grab the resource group of the public IP and one to grab the resource name of the public IP. These two calls can be replaced by a single call to fetch the resource ID of the public IP.
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@c-w : Thanks for your contribution! The author, @neilpeterson, has been notified to review your proposed change. |
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@c-w thanks a bunch for this. Confirmed on my end, #sign-off . |
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The current version of the AKS ingress example makes two
az network public-ip listcalls to uniquely identify the public IP resource: one to grab the resource group of the public IP and one to grab the resource name of the public IP. These two calls can be replaced by a single call to fetch the resource ID of the public IP.