Cannot Deploy Azure Function App

Hey Robert, 

Thanks for contacting Rider support. I'm glad to work with you on this ticket. 

Regarding this issue, I would first suggest you check the network connectivity from Rider:

1. Go to Rider Settings | Appearance & Behavior | System Settings | HTTP Proxy

2. Click "Check connection" button and test connection to “https://management.azure.com”:

If no issues, please collect HTTP network trace using Fiddler.

1. Download and install Fiddler (Fiddler Classic)：http://www.telerik.com/download/fiddler

2. Launch fiddler and choose “Tools” -> “Clean Wininet cache”, then go to “Tools” menu -> “Options” -> HTTPS tab  -> enable “Decrypt HTTPS Traffic” ->select “…from all processes” in the dropdown list. 

3. Go to Rider Settings | Appearance & Behavior | System Settings | HTTP Proxy, set Proxy to Fiddler local proxy: localhost:8888

4. Restart Rider and reproduce the issue. 

5. In Fiddler, go to File -> Save -> All Sessions and save the trace to local machine.    

6. Upload the trace to the Upload Service (https://uploads.jetbrains.com/) and let me know the Upload ID.

Thanks,

Tom

Hi Tom, 

When I test the proxy connection I get “Request failed with status code 400”.

Hey Robert, 

400 is expected response. Please go ahead to collect Fiddler trace. I will investigate this further once I receive the trace. 

Regards,

Tom

Hi Tom,

The upload ID is ‘2025_04_07_2xf5jBm8RfcJjn4L5RV2vb’

Hi Robert, 

Thanks for the log. Unfortunately, the Fiddler trace is not decrypted, so not valid to analyze the issue. Please confirm if “Decrypt HTTPS Traffic” option is enabled in Fiddler:

Additionally, while reproducing the issue, please follow steps below to enable tracing for Rider and collect Rider logs as well. 

• Go to Help | Diagnostic tools | Show Log in Explorer, then clear the existing logs.
• Restart Rider
• Go to Help | Diagnostic tools | Choose Trace Scenarios;
• Enable the trace scenario for Azure;
• Reproduce the issue;
• Collect the full log bundle via Help | Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data;
• Disable the trace scenarios enabled;
• Attach the resulting log bundle to this ticket or upload it to our server and share the ID.

Hi Tom,

Sorry for the late reply.

I've uploaded it all under ‘Upload id: 2025_05_07_SeeA2FDQrMfSBntgcBCkhm (files: rider-azure-trace.saz and 2 more)’

Best regards,

Robert

Hello Robert, 

Thanks for the logs. There are no HTTP requests getting access token in Fiddler trace. Then I checked the logs and found the exception below occurred while Rider was trying to fetch token:

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2025-05-07 09:32:50,569 [ 178229] SEVERE - com.azure.core.implementation.AccessTokenCache - {"az.sdk.message":"Failed to acquire a new access token.","exception":"execute Azure Cli command 'az account get-access-token --resource https://management.core.windows.net/  -t <TenantID> --output json' failed due to error: Process exited with an error: 1 (Exit value: 1)."}

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When you log in Azure in Rider, did you choose “Azure CLI” as authentication method? Please check the following to narrow down the issue. 

• Double-check function apps are loaded successfully in Azure Explorer, like below:

• Run the az command with “verbose” argument mentioned in the error message in terminal, and verify if same error occurs. If yes, it should display the complete exception which contains clues to resolve the issue. 
  az account get-access-token --resource https://management.core.windows.net/  -t <TenantID> --verbose --output json
• Please also try to sign out and sign in again in Rider, but this time choose a different authentication method, like “OAUTH”. 

If the issue persists and no clue, please upload the complete output of “az account get-access-token” command. 

Regards,

Tom

Hi Tom, 

I logged out and signed in with OAuth and that fixed the issue. 

Thanks for all your help!

Robert