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When sending in a master template with links, no controls are found in the template and it's skipped in its entirety. I'm guessing that is because it doesn't evaluate or retrieve the linked templates and just checks the master template for controls it can recognize. Microsoft.Resources/deployments not being one of those, ergo the file is skipped.
Any plans on supporting linked templates?
Steps to reproduce
Have two ARM templates, one master which is being deployed and one template that is linked to from the master.
Get-AzSKARMTemplateSecurityStatus-ARMTemplatePath C:\temp\master.template.json -ParameterFilePath C:\temp\master.parameters.dev.json -Debug
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AzSK Version: 4.3.0================================================================================
Method Name: Get-AzSKARMTemplateSecurityStatus
Input Parameters:
Key Value
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ARMTemplatePath C:\temp\master.template.json
ParameterFilePath C:\temp\master.parameters.dev.json
Debug True
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Starting analysis: [FileName: .\master.template.json]
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No controls have been evaluated for file: .\master.template.json
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Skipped file(s): 1
.\master.template.json
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One or more files were skipped during the scan.
Either the files are invalid as ARM templates or those resource types are currently not supported by this command.
Please verify the files and re-run the command.
For files that should not be included in the scan, you can use the '-ExcludeFiles' parameter.
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No controls have been evaluated for ARM Template(s).
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------** Next steps **
Look at the individual control evaluation status in the CSV file.
a) If the control has passed, no action is necessary.
b) If the control has failed, look at the control evaluation detail in the CSV file (LineNumber, ExpectedValue, CurrentValue, etc.) and fix the issue.
c) If the control status says 'Skipped', it means that you have chosen to skip certain controls using the '-SkipControlsFromFile' parameter.
For further details, refer: https://aka.ms/devopskit/cicd
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Status and detailed logs have been exported to: C:\Users\redacted\AppData\Local\Microsoft\AzSKLogs\ARMChecker\20191209_150524================================================================================
C:\Users\redacted\AppData\Local\Microsoft\AzSKLogs\ARMChecker\20191209_150524
Expected behavior
All ARM templates are being analyzed.
Actual behavior
Only the "master" template is analyzed, which is of low value when it only contains Microsoft.Resources/deployments resources.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Get-AzSKARMTemplateSecurityStatus, support for linked templates
Description
We have an API management project following the proposed structure of Azure API Management DevOps Resource Kit, which means we are using linked templates.
When sending in a master template with links, no controls are found in the template and it's skipped in its entirety. I'm guessing that is because it doesn't evaluate or retrieve the linked templates and just checks the master template for controls it can recognize.
Microsoft.Resources/deployments
not being one of those, ergo the file is skipped.Any plans on supporting linked templates?
Steps to reproduce
Have two ARM templates, one master which is being deployed and one template that is linked to from the master.
Expected behavior
All ARM templates are being analyzed.
Actual behavior
Only the "master" template is analyzed, which is of low value when it only contains
Microsoft.Resources/deployments
resources.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: