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ci: added workflow for telemetry template check in azure.yaml file while raising the PR to main#527

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ci: added workflow for telemetry template check in azure.yaml file while raising the PR to main#527
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Purpose

This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow to validate the presence and correctness of a required template property in the azure.yaml file. This ensures that the file adheres to the expected format for telemetry purposes.

New GitHub Actions workflow:

  • .github/workflows/telemetry-template-check.yml: Added a workflow named validate template property for telemetry that runs on pull requests targeting the main branch. It checks the azure.yaml file to ensure the template property is present and not commented out. If the property is missing or commented out, the workflow fails with an appropriate error message.

Does this introduce a breaking change?

  • Yes
  • No

Golden Path Validation

  • I have tested the primary workflows (the "golden path") to ensure they function correctly without errors.

Deployment Validation

  • I have validated the deployment process successfully and all services are running as expected with this change.

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Roopan-Microsoft merged commit e3c9d0a into main Jul 11, 2025
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🎉 This PR is included in version 3.11.2 🎉

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