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Removing the temporary code that enabled workload profiles for test and yt01 only. Need to recreate the CAE in staging and prod for this.

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The changes remove the environment parameter and associated conditional logic for workload profile configuration from multiple Bicep modules and their consumers. All references to this parameter in module instantiations and resource definitions are eliminated, resulting in unconditional workload profile assignment based solely on the provided parameters.

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.azure/modules/containerApp/main.bicep
.azure/modules/containerAppJob/main.bicep
Removed the environment parameter and conditional logic for workload profile assignment; now directly uses workloadProfileName.
.azure/modules/containerAppEnv/main.bicep Removed the environment parameter and conditional logic for workload profile filtering; now always applies provided workload profiles.
.azure/applications/graphql/main.bicep
.azure/applications/service/main.bicep
.azure/applications/web-api-eu/main.bicep
.azure/applications/web-api-so/main.bicep
Removed environment parameter from calls to the containerApp module.
.azure/applications/sync-resource-policy-information-job/main.bicep
.azure/applications/sync-subject-resource-mappings-job/main.bicep
.azure/applications/web-api-migration-job/main.bicep
Removed environment parameter from calls to the migrationJob module.
.azure/infrastructure/main.bicep Removed environment parameter from the containerAppEnv module instantiation.

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.azure/modules/containerApp/main.bicep (1)

191-191: Unconditionally assign the workload profile
The workloadProfileName property is now set directly from the workloadProfileName parameter, removing the old environment‐based conditional. This aligns with the goal of enabling workload profiles in staging and prod. Consider constraining workloadProfileName with an @allowed() decorator or parameter metadata if there’s a known set of valid profiles (e.g., 'Consumption', 'Premium') to catch typos early.

.azure/modules/containerAppJob/main.bicep (1)

78-78: Simplify job workload profile configuration
The job resource now unconditionally uses the provided workloadProfileName. Verify that the default ('Consumption') makes sense for all deployment scenarios, and consider adding parameter validation (via @allowed() or custom checks) to ensure only supported profiles are passed.

.azure/modules/containerAppEnv/main.bicep (1)

69-69: Remove environment filter from workloadProfiles
By assigning workloadProfiles directly, all profiles provided will be applied regardless of environment. Confirm that callers supply the full list of desired profiles for staging and prod. You may also add schema validation for items in the workloadProfiles array to enforce required fields (name, workloadProfileType).

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@elsand elsand merged commit 7827ce0 into main May 13, 2025
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@elsand elsand deleted the fix/enable-workload-profiles-for-prod-and-staging branch May 13, 2025 15:16
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